Examples of using Decision-maker in English and their translations into Portuguese
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my simple plea to every decision-maker in this room, everybody out there.
As the chief administrative decision-maker in the bakufu hierarchy,
The sub-category knowledge of the problem reflects the need of the decision-maker to own the full knowledge of the conditions of his choice,
Newton was on the field for 660 of Carolina's 923 plays in which he was either the decision-maker or ball carrier after the snap, which accounted for 72 percent of the Panthers' total snaps.
However, to avoid terms like decision-maker or partnership becoming empty buzzwords that lack any tangible implication,
or to work as a decision-maker.
Therefore, even when pregnant women were aware of birth preparedness, the decision-maker of the household must have the intention for his wife to give birth at a health facility.
On the other hand, in some cases this improved collection process will allow us to reassess the actual item under analysis by placing the decision-maker at a higher tier of observation, thus allowing the objectives or selected methodologies to be readjusted.
In this environment, decision-making appears as interlaced processes restricted by rationality and politics, in which the decision-maker that holds more power interferes with
without direct interference from a decision-maker.
they usually vote against the decision-maker.
It's not in the hands of a jury, a decision-maker or director of a channel,
analyst or decision-maker in the public or private sector,
But broadly, we think that each decision-maker can be regarded as a member of one
 A substitute decision-maker may be appointed where a person does not understand the information relevant to a necessary decision,
Send a brief letter thanking the decision-maker for seeing you, summarising the main points
functions as an analytical instrument to provide the decision-maker(i.e. the Council of Ministers)
pregnant women 81.1% p< 0.001 responded the husband decides where to give birth, whereas about 37% husbands and family members answered the husband was the decision-maker.
Locke found himself at odds with Jack for"leadership" of the group and the role of decision-maker.
There is a great deal of evidence that almost all organizational structures tend to produce false images in the decision-maker, and that the larger and more authoritarian the organization, the better the