"Ethics should apply to both human decision-making and algorithmic decision-making," Bergman said.
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That's why collective decision-making is so much more powerful than individual decision-making.
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Clinton's informed decision-making clearly is not the same thing as good decision-making.
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That's why the collective decision-making is so much more powerful than the individual decision-making.
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Saying he "wasn't part of the decision making-decision making process," Giuliani said Trump told him of the plans.
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It gives the public a voice into decision making that was basically just unilaterally policy based decision making before this.
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When it comes to decision-making, McKinsey found that a majority of respondents say that much of the time they devote to decision-making is used ineffectively, and only 20% reported that their organizations excelled at decision-making.
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"The power of great collective decision-making is so much greater than the power of any individual decision-making," he said.
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I feel like every time I had chances, something bad happened for me, wrong decision making by me, good decision making by him.
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He believed that the distributed decision-making of market actors was almost always superior to the decision-making of any handful of bureaucrats.
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Whether it was poor decision-making or an absence of decision-making, Facebook's problems ultimately trace back to just two people: Zuckerberg and Sandberg.
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"Data is vital for business decision-making, for household decision-making, and of course for policymakers," Fed Governor Lael Brainard said in remarks last week to Marketplace.
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We've all heard of the cost/benefit decision-making model, but "cost" and "benefit" are intellectual constructs too distant from the actual emotions that drive our decision-making.
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"The era of Merkel meant incrementalism and calculated decision-making," she said, in a nod to what was often seen as Merkel's tortoise-like decision-making on major issues.
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Poorer Americans have fewer resources to master decision-making techniques, less social support to guide their decision-making and less of a safety net to catch them when they err.
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Then, some of the subjects watched a video about decision-making bias, while others played an interactive computer game designed to decrease bias via simulations of real-world decision making.
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" Amazon "is determined to keep our decision-making velocity high" not only because it's important, said Bezos, but also because a "high-velocity decision making environment is more fun too.
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"The onus is on physicians to fairly summarize the evidence and guide patients through the decision-making process," they wrote, adding that perhaps the new study can support that decision-making.
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That streamlined decision-making has been welcomed by many in the military, who often expressed frustration at what they saw as a slow decision-making process in Mr. Obama's White House.
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Context, and our sensitivity to it, is not some incidental feature of moral decision-making; it is essential to moral decision-making, at least as it occurs in the real world.
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"Doing these tests is a means to facilitate smarter decision making from a regulatory perspective…They are all feeding data back into the FAA's decision making process related to drone delivery," said Lyons.
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I expect there will be more ad hoc decision making.
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Training can improve our decision making and reduce confirmation bias.
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But I believe it is an error in decision making.
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So the main things are decision making, financing and design.
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That should make the decision making process a little easier.
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The most important skill in life is good decision making.
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Whatever decision making they're doing, they're the only ones deciding.
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It has decision making; merging into traffic is decisions, right?
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Many still come from good, old fashioned poor decision making.
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Healthy communication fosters better collaboration, strategies, decision making, and execution.
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What Google is really defending is its decision making process.
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Different points of view provide powerful support for decision making.
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Certainly his decision making to this point has indicated so.
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Her one uneventful pregnancy complicates decision making about subsequent ones.
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I don't think it was innocent decision making behind this.
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More generally, the report will examine decision making within Whitehall.
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They have not been well served by national decision making.
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We examined Hall's strange decision making in Waiting for Uriah.
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Scientists say politics plays a bit part in decision making.
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It gives him a certain leeway in his decision making.
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I have to be a part of that decision making.
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That conundrum has paralyzed decision making in London, leaving Mrs.
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Erev es el presidente de European Association for Decision Making.
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Wade decision making abortion a legal right across the country.
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It can be an ideal complement to rational decision making.
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And it's through that process and that kind of a community that it's powerful, because the power of great collective decision-making is so much greater than the power of any individual's decision-making.
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And Justice Alito expressed concern that a video feed could come "at the expense of damaging the decision-making process" -- without specifying how exactly live video might degrade lawyers' arguments or the court's decision-making.
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Decision-making at the department has slowed to a crawl because he failed to hire a full complement of leaders and has revoked or re-examined the decision-making authorities of those he has hired.
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Are there no people of color in the decision making process?
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Everyone is involved in the decision-making processes, according to Kristensen.
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There's all of these other things that come into decision making.
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There's a bias in decision-making toward the intrinsically more defensible.
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"The president wasn't part of this decision-making process," she said.
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Similar to Qualcomm, he is bullish on the company's decision making.
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Bangkok's efforts to claw back fiscal decision-making may curb clientelism.
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And immigration experts worry it could lead to inconsistent decision making.
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But good intentions pale in the face of imprecise decision-making.
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"It's all creative problem solving and thematic decision making," he said.
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Again, that doesn't -- it doesn't really factor into my decision-making.
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A. First of all, the decision making of what you do.
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By punishing those who resist discrimination, harassment, and unethical decision making.
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The core issue is AI's decision-making process — or lack thereof.
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In short, investors have complete authority over the decision-making process.
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If conditions change, he said that would influence his decision-making.
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"Of course executives' personal interests influence their decision-making," Brown said.
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CURRENT FORMS of democracy exclude most people from political decision-making.
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But also a lot of decision-making on the earthly level.
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Participatory decision-making can help parents and grandparents get children involved.
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Doing so supports both public health objectives and individual decision-making.
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Slowly, but surely rational business decision making will win the day.
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Decision-making is much better when a computer makes it. Exactly.
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"Race had nothing to do with my decision-making," she said.
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Regions would lose some decision-making powers to bolster central government.
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His attributes are charisma, spontaneity, frequent communication and quick decision-making.
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Such outperformance could then come back to impact corporate decision-making.
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This leads to poor decision-making about which organizations to support.
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Even the cops are completely puzzled by Bundy's bizarre decision-making.
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The families are just beneficiaries, with no real decision-making power.
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How can we avoid health complications and allow better decision making?
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Making cybersecurity its own shop, he said, would streamline decision-making.
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Some bankers away from the deal, however, questioned the decision-making.
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They want to understand your investment decision making and portfolio deeply.
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The latter objective is fascinating, and requires some difficult decision making.
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That makes the decision-making process pretty simple: putting it indoors?
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Fear is a real thing, and it definitely affects decision-making.
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When oversight is robust, flawed decision-making is revealed and corrected.
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We understand that diversity of experience leads to better decision-making.
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This can make for a partial, haphazard sort of decision-making.
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Even within the House of Saud, decision-making circles are shrinking.
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Popular opinion diverges significantly from that of the decision-making classes.
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There's no decision-making process remotely similar to, say, an election.
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But involving the child does not mean signing over decision making.
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But as the bloc expanded, decision-making also became more unwieldy.
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They are not known for encouraging intellectual and rational decision making.
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HR 676 replaces market allocation with bureaucratic decision-making and control.
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Others were more sincere, merely disagreeing with Game Freak's decision making.
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This is exacerbated by the decision-making dynamics of loose coalitions.
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So why has Tom Kirkman's decision-making slowed to a crawl?
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With neural net AI inside, decision-making abilities aren't far off.
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When it comes to creative decision-making, they follow their hearts.
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Engineers will embed the ethics in decision-making algorithms and code.
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How can we avoid health complications, and allow better decision making?
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The lack of democratic decision-making in Flint precipitated this disaster.
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That leaves the door open to rapid, emotion-driven decision making.
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Mr. Robbins said Cisco needed faster decision-making and new skills.
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She said she had "no input" into her husband's decision-making.
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Mr. Xi is presumably at the center of such decision-making.
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Those agencies' involvement in overseas decision-making only deepened after Sept.
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Her work involves North Korea, adversary calculus and leadership decision-making.
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The intervention by Trump into Israel's decision-making was extraordinary enough.
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"Decision making is the steering wheel of your life," he explained.
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This is what 40 years of market decision-making has done.
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A.I. was supposed to make decision-making a whole lot easier.
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It's not the time for decision making, Gemini—take things slow.
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As if I didn't understand the consequences of my decision making.
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What happens with trade could be critical to Fed decision-making.
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And, it has brought the FDA into private health decision-making.
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When the union consisted of six countries, decision-making was easy.
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The Mets have another, more basic issue — their own decision-making.
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Both clubs are completely independent and free in their decision-making.
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Moreover, I trust the moral decision making of the American women.
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I just assumed it was part of the decision making process.
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Providing more information to consumers doesn't always improve their decision making.
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For youthful offenders, immaturity and impulsiveness often explain poor decision-making.
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"And the decision-making process simply does not work," Albright said.
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It is an adherence to appearance that drives the decision-making.
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His expertise is in human cognition, reasoning, decision making, and creativity.
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Regular briefings also force a certain discipline on government decision making.
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These companies could base corporate decision-making on public health concerns.
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You and your physician need to be partners in decision-making.
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Turns out, this employee felt underutilized and uninvolved in decision making.
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The next political showdown is already centering on Barr's decision making.
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"Trying to bring everyone into the decision making process [is crucial]."
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Except with this, the decision making would be on the fly.
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She described that as an inflection point in her decision-making.
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Two found a relationship between this bias and clinical decision making.
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Samuelian insists on what he calls "distributed ownership" in decision making.
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Get more women in decision-making positions, where the money is.
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How is their decision-making approach different from that of honeybees?
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Everybody has an opinion and nobody has a decision-making process.
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He was a little coy about specifying the decision-making centers.
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Manchin said he consulted with Collins during his decision-making process.
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Companies also need to factor cybersecurity into their strategic decision making.
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I think if you understand the important principles, you understand a quality collective decision-making, idea meritocratic decision-making, it would be great for our country, and it would lead to better decisions and greater cohesiveness.
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The European policymaking process is a highly complex and varied system where supranational institutions not only have independent implementation functions but also strong decision-making functions, the result of EU's endeavor to de-politicize decision-making.
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Information processing has totally changed, and we're just beginning, really, the movement toward algorithmic decision-making, meaning, generally speaking, the last, maybe year or two, or three, you start to see people do better algorithmic decision-making.
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Bezos has talked about his decision-making framework in past shareholder letters.
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These are times that call for cool heads, for careful decision-making.
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Further, he would have no insights into decision making on The Ranch.
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Why it matters: Random decision-making is a hallmark of human cognition.
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Further, he would have no insights into decision making on The Ranch.
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They provided high quality family care, with community involvement in decision-making.
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And more inclusivity for writers, artists, and people in decision-making roles.
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Practice being decisive and demonstrating your decision making abilities to get ahead.
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That doesn't mean I'm not instinctively sceptical of centralised Brussels decision-making.
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It's unclear whether the AMCs will have any influence over decision making.
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One study found that gratitude can improve decision-making and increase willpower.
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Because our decision making is way more conditional than most other companies.
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But when it comes to decision-making, Bezos favors quality over quantity.
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And we're here to make the decision-making process easy as hell.
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But Huettel doesn't see poker and medical decision making as similar problems.
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In terms of the money, it absolutely changes everyone's decision-making calculus.
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All applicants can expect impartial, professional treatment and clear, accountable decision-making.
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So that was really more in the forefront of our decision making.
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We now know that fear has a large influence on decision making.
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Instead, it thinks AI will best serve to augment human decision making.
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The offense relies on decision-making and quick, not big, offensive linemen.
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"The amount of shitty decision-making that happens is unbelievable," says Kushner.
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It helps us simplify decision making, but it isn't a perfect system.
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Financial economists know a lot about decision making under conditions of uncertainty.
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Goudiss, the spokesperson said, will have decision-making responsibilities as interim CEO.
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It's a tragedy caused by selfishness, bad decision-making, and terrible luck.
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Learning that crucial information was instrumental in the medical decision-making process.
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Hard-headed cooperation and joint decision making may be the only answer.
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The chancellor appears to not only have lost interest in decision-making.
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Republican voters described his endorsement as a nonfactor in their decision-making.
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We expect that we will start taking part in the decision-making.
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Inflation expectations, which are key to Fed decision-making, have tumbled lately.
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It also intends to exercise an exemption on automated individual decision-making.
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But that study does suggest a way of thinking about decision-making.
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CHG also puts its people first by involving them in decision-making.
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Only two women sit on the Politburo, a top decision-making body.
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Than a single person making a decision, a top-down decision-making.
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But they explicitly said that states have authority over resource decision-making.
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This lopsided approach to decision-making is not confined to fund management.
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His view was echoed by others close to the decision-making process.
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Public outrage never factors into decision-making for better or for worse.
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All membership stakes are given the same amount of decision-making power.
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Tackle your chores, but please, no important decision-making at this time.
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After 9/11, we saw that decision-making often became less transparent.
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Since then, I've used the 'test and invest' approach to decision-making.
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"The decision-making is slower," Wartsila Chief Executive Jaakko Eskola told Reuters.
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These suspensions violate principles of administrative law and rational government decision-making.
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Heading into the draft, Smith's shot-and decision-making were question marks.
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"Market research remains the cornerstone of business decision making," he told reporters.
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And when you're underwater, something interesting happens to your decision-making calculus.
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They are necessary for us to achieve efficient awareness and decision-making.
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"You never want to divide economic consequences from decision-making," he says.
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An improved decision-making style will result in message cohesion and consistency.
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That would place decision-making in the hands of those directly impacted.
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This is the most practical book I've read on decision making.222.
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He assumed that he would actually get to influence the decision-making.
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All organizations should learn from past mistakes to improve future decision-making.
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When the decision-making is right, the advantages of this are staggering.
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Startuppers are frequently overworked, prone to procrastination and last-minute decision making.
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NYSE and Nasdaq retain different listing standards, which can affect decision making.
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Dr. Abdullah is not involved in the big, strategic, national decision making.
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Engage all employees to weigh in on important work-related decision-making.
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Consensus decision-making was not a peaceful business, nor was it quick.
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First, there is deliberative-process privilege governing the executive branch's decision-making.
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We need more stories that connect decision-making to consequences and humanity.
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"We were telling them about the actual decision-making process," he said.
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All respondents have business decision making responsibilities and an interest in FDI.
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Slowness, within the realm of judicial decision making, is typically a virtue.
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Our families and students deserve a voice in our education decision-making.
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It is "elevating their decision-making to an unprecedented level," Lindner said.
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"The decision-making process around college is still highly emotional," he said.
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And it's that thought process that's so important for proper decision-making.
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Moreover, a system, that is compromised cannot be trusted in decision-making.
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Perhaps Macron overreached in describing his influence on Trump's decision-making process.
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"You're seeing the best of our decision-making from 3," Wright said.
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Midlife begins to seem like the second big phase of decision-making.
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The imperative to share decision making becomes greater and greater over time.
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"In our culture, [women] aren't included in most decision making," says Taher.
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And that concentration of control and decision-making makes those systems ineffective.
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It also proposes taking back key decision-making powers from the regions.
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If I was left to my own decision-making I'd quickly implode.
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The nine assists recorded don't accurately reflect his instincts and decision making.
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For one thing, human bias can creep into automated decision-making systems.
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Every choice you make involves micro-decision making in a dynamic environment.
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Today's announcement shows Facebook moving even further away from editorial decision-making.
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European Union does not interfere in national decision making or policy making.
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The disciplines of decision-making and problem-solving are being completely transformed.
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Decision-making was more and more a matter of dollars and cents.
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Any decision-making process regarding women can be made only by women.
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Dr. Manser thinks quorum responses show up in human decision making, too.
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And the tension between those poles is what defines decision-making today.
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Instead, the I.O.C. let individual sports governing bodies lead the decision-making.
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But getting the financial decision-making right is only a first step.
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We are urging campaigns to err toward caution in all decision making.
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Overly narrow decision-making at the corporate headquarters was a major factor.
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The military said the assessments had "limited decision-making value" for commanders.
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Why aren't women a vital part of decision-making in the church?
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And the FDA's decision-making process is based on evidence, not partisanship.
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But several cited the workplace culture as part of their decision-making.
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The committee is the largest of the party's elite decision-making bodies.
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"We're a casualty of polarized decision making in the Congress," he said.
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I mean, the fundamental anchoring of that company was rigorous decision-making.
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"Cabinet invitations are not the product of shared decision-making," he said.
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It relies on a decision-making shortcut known as the availability heuristic.
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Is a boss disempowering you in your day-to-day decision making?
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But self-reflection is the hallmark of maturity and good decision-making.
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Does this kind of decentralized decision making work at a big company?
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What has happened is the speed of decision-making is much faster.
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I'm hugely optimistic about the possibilities of more data-driven decision-making.
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Consistent decision making is a critical component of the rule of law.
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Colonel Petrov was at a pivotal point in the decision-making chain.
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Sleep deprivation and poor sleep quality affect concentration, memory, and decision-making.
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Traditional, responsible national security decision-making is dying by a thousand cuts.
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Traditional news outlets published detailed descriptions of the president's decision-making process.
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And the same may be true in the realm of decision-making.
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"So many variables go into the decision-making" of buying a home.
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It's not caving to masculine control; it's calculated decision-making based on what they value.
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"The president was not part of this decision-making process," she said.
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Decision-making capacity is a cornerstone of the doctrine of informed consent.
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Rather, the middle-aged adult child is taking over the decision-making.
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The best thing you can do is have believability-weighted decision-making.
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Public confidence in the integrity of government decision-making demands no less.
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Executive function impacts your memory, decision-making abilities, emotional control, and focus.
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"I am optimistic that automated decision making will become fairer," she says.
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Tyrion knows that offering a dissenting opinion allows for optimal decision making.
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"My generals and my military, they have decision-making ability," he added.
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But we know that human beings' decision-making is often not rational.
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His policies include business deregulation and moving decision making out of Bangkok.
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What is revealed here is the loss of Fed independent decision making.
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As CO2 levels rose, participants showed significant decreases in decision-making ability.
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He's been an influential part of Broadcom's deal decision making for years.
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Their decision-making processes cannot be questioned by lower ranked service members.
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It's part of a project to learn more about moral decision-making.
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But today the amoralism of the trading floor governs corporate decision-making.
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Pompeo has also publicly boasted of delegating decision-making authority as director.
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Democrats leaned heavily into Barr's decision-making process in crafting the summary.
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"The female decision making process should be valued in tech," Amelie says.
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Decades later, chamber decision-making is still a possible constraint on Congress.
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They are the immune system for the age of algorithmic decision-making.
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"Typically women have less control over decision-making spheres, modes of transportation, accessing information, land tenure rights, land decision making, as well as housing and employment," said Eleanor Blomstrom, program director of the Women's Environment and Development Organization.
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John KeefeBrooklyn To the Editor: Aaron E. Carroll and Peter B. Bach argue that collective decision-making in how tax dollars are spent is morally superior to private decision-making by high-income individuals who give money away.
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"The speed of decision-making is very good for example in Kashmir, but the speed of decision-making on business matters is not good," said Adi Godrej, chairman of the Godrej Group, which sells everything from electronics to chemicals.
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Human rights activists worry these robots lack social awareness crucial to decision-making.
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Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio has a "magical formula" for better decision-making.
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This I.G. really goes after the former FBI director for his decision-making.
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When we have a more diverse decision-making table, we make better decisions.
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Today, our advertising products help businesses reach 'Pinners' across their decision-making journey.
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TC: What does the decision-making process look like inside the Vision Fund?
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There's some decision-making problems, there's some wisdom problems there that are clear.
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The reform also proposes taking back key decision-making powers from the regions.
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Looking for something even more sinister than databases of your financial decision-making?
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Your victory was not a result of careful planning or good decision-making.
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The third is a more analytic problem that we believe [affects] decision-making.
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"Accountability to shareholders absolutely drives the decision-making and skews it," he said.
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It has to be based on reasoned decision making and applying the facts.
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Why was a potential 'Brexit' factored into the decision making process at all?
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Wide reverberations Trump's decision making on Syria this week has wide reaching implications.
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Reputedly his engineering background makes him a stickler for evidence-based decision-making.
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In some ways, political parties are the original decision-making shortcut for voters.
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There is evidence that recommendations play a large role in audiences' decision-making.
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Data regulations generally safeguard against automated decision-making when personal data is involved.
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Democratic decision making on safety standards, environmental standards, consumer protection, privacy protection, etc.
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But he is taking his time and holding his decision-making process close.
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When girls become women, this fear manifests as deference and timid decision making.
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Well, an officer's split-second decision-making during a heated moment is not.
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There's certainly a lot of interest in how algorithms can improve decision-making.
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"When every moment counts, then decision-making needs to be fast," Chakrabarti sayd.
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For the EU, technocratic decision-making is not a bug but a feature.
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It builds knowledge, boosts confidence and is the cornerstone for better decision making.
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There are already too few women in decision-making roles in the industry.
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Mars rules our decision-making skills, our tempers, and our sense of motivation.
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In the fictitious examples, men do most of the analysis and decision-making.
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Without innovative solutions to new problems, we risk reverting to 2008 decision-making.
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Twitter doesn't say how much community feedback will guide its decision-making, though.
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As an Alphabet exec, he was not part of Monday's decision-making meeting.
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Ethical decision-making is impossible under late capitalism, and choice is an illusion.
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There is a broad desire for more local decision-making and public services.
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And it's about time we handed a tenacious woman some decision-making power.
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The first is parsing a lot of information in a decision-making context.
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"There are some areas on our roster for decision making yet," Farrell said.
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The West Coast culture of flexible decision-making has entered the corporate world.
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The MPC was introduced to make decision-making more transparent and more collegiate.
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ProductionPro pulls scripts, research, designs, and continuity together to empower creative decision-making.
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They are natural leaders, great at people management, problem solving and decision making.
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Doulas give family members time to sleep, which can improve their decision-making.
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The decision-making, however, indicates something different, especially when it comes to salary.
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The genius of the Constitution was the decentralization of power and decision making.
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My beef is with empathy in particular, with its role in decision making.
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For example, women's predisposition toward thorough decision-making may ironically sabotage their retirement.
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Decision making in the wine aisle can often feel like a total shitshow.
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All serve as a welcomed break from the standard swipe-right decision making.
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Further, the judicial branch has absolutely no legislative or policy decision-making authority.
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All these thingsimpact the rational side and the emotional side of decision making.
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This is to achieve synergies and savings and enhance their decision-making process.
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"We are still in the decision-making process," she wrote in an email.
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It will benefit from increased consultation with private sector leaders in decision making.
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From there, the idea of giving users the decision-making power was born.
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But the undermining of norms can also hamper decision-making, as in Britain.
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For instance, that decisions are only as good as the decision-making process.
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In other words, Pollak's experimental results echoed the participants' actual decision-making behaviors.
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Pollak found that current life stress was not correlated with poor decision-making.
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A nudge is a form of choice architecture designed to improve decision-making.
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The recommendations have been controversial amid concerns they interfere with doctors' decision-making.
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But the decision-making is just as distractingly terrible and difficult to fathom.
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A lack of both infected every aspect of Britain's Iraq-war decision-making.
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Such projects and reforms require new leaders in decision-making positions, he said.
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He cannot now try to invent science to justify his defective decision making.
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The revelation comes as numerous outside groups race to influence Trump's decision making.
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Moreover, the decision violates basic principles of law and of judicial decision-making.
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Trump's decisions give cause for concern, but also the decision-making process itself.
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Conservatives saw the standards as federal encroachment on state and local decision-making.
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If not, how would you include other people in the decision-making process?
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This type of user empathy can help with technical decision-making as well.
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Control over automated decision-making is at the core of modern privacy law.
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He established transparency in decision-making, and he conveyed respect for career employees.
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Instead, law micromanages American life and creates a straitjacket on official decision-making.
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"Senior career management seems to be frozen out of decision-making," she said.
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"We hope this will lead to more informed decision making by the public."
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Marketing Study marketing to understand customer decision-making, product positioning, and market segmentation.
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In turn, he prods those teams for more information about their decision-making.
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In practice, the last round provides a route-map for U.S. decision-making.
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Reasonable risks can increase problem solving, listening skills, decision-making skills, and compassion.
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An oath mandating originalism in judicial decision-making would not be merely symbolic.
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They can engage with trauma survivors in shared decision-making regarding steps forward.
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FITTON: I think it is fear-based decision-making by the Republican leadership.
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And as I said, it is fear-based decision-making by the house.
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Instead she suggests to include every involved party in the decision-making process.
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It's been a tricky month for decision-making, but the energy shifts now.
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The predictive decision-making capabilities move beyond just being a cool, novel technology.
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They let me in on the decision-making process during filming and editing.
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"Research on marijuana is necessary for evidence-based decision-making," the senators wrote.
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From the outside, Nintendo's decision making process can sometimes be down right baffling.
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Italy's record of hung parliaments has plagued decision-making and fueled political unrest.
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Much of Rattue's decision-making was based on the award-winning documentary Microbirth.
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The FCC simply failed in its responsibility to engage in reasoned decision-making.
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That has reportedly been done away with to expedite the decision-making process.
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He allows petty slights to preoccupy his mind, his team and decision-making.
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Company leaders should ensure that women and minorities are included in decision-making.
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Then, too, there were protests against global institutions insulated from democratic decision-making.
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In our case, we're looking for an opportunity to influence the decision-making.
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The league openly discussed their decision-making process in a letter to fans.
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It was supposed to make decision-making rational, data-driven and cost effective.
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Instead, two factors combined to ensure the collapse of the decision-making apparatus.
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He argued "police and prosecutorial misconduct" had tainted the grand-jury's decision-making.
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The agency's most consistent message has been an emphasis on local decision-making.
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But avoid flooding the other side with facts: They can overwhelm decision making.
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Furthermore, Trump is also politicizing national security decision-making in an unprecedented fashion.
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This data is critical for decision-making and research in so many sectors.
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Index-based investing is appealing partly because it promises to simplify decision-making.
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Generally speaking, men and women tend to approach ethical decision-making fairly similarly.
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Their one-party, one-man decision-making system can make big decisions fast.
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Precision and high-powered decision-making are important when Tsai travels for business.
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"There are always circumstances in which individual decision making is appropriate," he said.
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She was excluded from decision-making meetings, her memos ignored, her manner criticized.
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Through his writing, Mr. Obama could shed important light on his decision making.
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Also, by having everyone together, McMillon anticipates more collaboration and agile decision-making.
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"The decision making process has got to be very, very quick," says Ruiz.
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It has become a major factor in corporate decision-making about operations abroad.
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Feinstein declined to be interviewed by CNN about her decision-making process Monday.
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He writes and speaks frequently on the role of confidence in decision making.
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"Further, the quality of decision-making by our leaders enables successful mission command."
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But analysts say that without a family-appointed leader, decision making will slow.
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Of course, not every aspect of Musk's decision-making represents sound, strategic judgment.
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"Kevin has helped with my decision-making on basically every hole," Thompson said.
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Implicit bias refers to assumptions and stereotypes that may unconsciously affect decision-making.
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Actually, what we know of the decision-making process is anything but reassuring.
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They would undermine science-based decision-making in favor of purely political judgments.
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Within management teams, decision making is often hamstrung by the need for consensus.
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Its unilateral decision making authority as a government agency is unlike any other.
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But teen-agers are hardly known for the sophistication of their decision-making.
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Western Union&aposs CEO Hikmet Ersek keeps informational and decision-making meetings separate.
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The problem with this kind of decision-making is that it overlooks context.
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The quality of your decision making will determine the quality of your life.
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MX said the company will likely conclude the decision making process this year.
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Prosecutors have appealed the decision, making it uncertain when he might be freed.
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But it's not a substitute for careful analysis and judgment around decision-making.
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And as always, Mr. Corbett is forthcoming in describing the decision-making process.
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Their proposal would shift much of the decision-making authority to the states.
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Former employees have also voiced concern regarding the company's App Store decision making.
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The first book on President Obama was about the decision-making around Afghanistan.
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He is writing a book about the Trump administration's national security decision-making.
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Potentially, as Janis might prophesy, myopia might impoverish decision-making within the administration.
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"My generals and my military, they have decision-making ability," he added later.
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They know the process of debate and decision-making needs to be better.
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Foxx had separated herself from decision-making in the case in mid-February.
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That bias can then affect what we do and affect our decision-making.
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He was not part of Monday's decision-making meeting, as an Alphabet exec.
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The report also doesn't blame increased decision-making power given at lower levels.
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As long as that's the case, we won't get value-driven decision-making.
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We can also opt out of decision-making altogether and succumb to autoplay.
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Ethical military decision-making does not make us weak; it makes us strong.
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This preparation extends beyond basic regulatory compliance and requires risk-informed decision-making.
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"I always marvel at your imagination and bold decision-making," Moon told Trump.
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He played down the influence employee protests had over the company's decision making.
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Either way, it remains a driving force in demographics and retirement decision-making.
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The levies were ultimately canceled, but Yeti still benefited from its decision-making.
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" He said this was part of a "broad pattern of unaccountable decision making.
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I extracted the decision making process out of what I eat at home.
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Wachs responded, No, we don't have any decision making on the Whitney board.
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There's this gap that is almost always present in terms of decision-making.
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As a black woman with chronic illness, does his decision-making affect you?
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In a review of end-of-life decision-making by intensive care physicians in Europe, it was determined that physician decision-making could largely be predicted by knowing the religion of the doctor and the geographic location of the practice.
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HR 22012 enables users to query records and report on KPIs; HR 2.03 enables users to drive decision-making based on past results and, over time, promises to leverage data science and deep learning techniques to recommend, even automate, decision making.
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There have been some good things about decision making that have been pretty good.
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The choice to go back to school involves important financial planning and decision making.
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Those issued on Thursday left some of the regulatory decision-making to local authorities.
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After all, empathy doesn't simply apply to a company's decision making, staff and customers.
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According to Artim, the biggest deficit in the millennial generation is autonomous decision-making.
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Good news is, technology will eliminate horrible human decision-making with self-driving cars.
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Pruitt's secretive and closed-circle decision-making has exacerbated agency employees' anxieties and disgruntlement.
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Let&aposs listen to what he said about whether bias affected his decision- making.
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"That had no part in any decision-making process," said Kuczmanski, the commission spokeswoman.
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But could there be more to Chloe's quick decision-making than we initially assumed?
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If more women held decision making roles, it could bolster the entire female workforce.
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Esper has instead delegated decision making for JEDI to Deputy Defense Secretary David Norquist.
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And it makes them a little more confident around the decision-making process internally.
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Critics of the proposal charge that this undermines public participation and informed decision-making.
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They can hire more people of color, body diverse people in decision-making positions.
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"Seat-of-the-pants decision making can take you only so far," he writes.
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Mr Mattis is getting high marks for pushing decision-making down to lower levels.
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A Jabha Shamiya official told Reuters the new alliance would help centralize decision-making.
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IN ITS KEY RATE DECISION-MAKING, THE BANK OF RUSSIA WILL TAKE INTO ACCOUN
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What are the side effects of having a decision-making system learn like this?
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What goes into the decision-making process for choosing a self-driving test car?
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So, there will always be "political" decision-making, and courts will always make policy.
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Most likely, this was intuitive, a quality Mr Trump praises in his decision-making.
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Maintaining gardens and plants is dependent on money and decision-making, the study noted.
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But legislation is moving fast and the real decision-making takes place inside government.
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Neither is there evidence that having more women on boards is changing decision-making.
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It's a perfectly intuitive conclusion that does little to redeem the company's decision-making.
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Most founders do that because it is easy, and it makes decision making easy.
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He noted that the army had turned decision making into a form of art.
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I think you're talking about innovation here, the idea of being fresh decision-making.
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I think we can put enough obstacles in the path of poor decision-making.
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"We expect these records to be littered with this flawed decision making," she said.
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How does your background as an actor inform your decision-making as a director?
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Did anybody with an executive decision-making power read these posts before deleting them?
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He said he would field new weapons that would target U.S. decision-making centers.
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It actually messes up your executive functions, your inhibitory control, and your decision making.
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It can and should influence policy and guide our long-term decision-making. Unclear.
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The execution is almost exclusively in decision making, and not memorization and muscle memory.
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This age range has all the markers of a sound decision-making window, no?
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Article 22 gives individuals the right to be exempt from that automated decision making.
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Cambon called on the North Atlantic Council, NATO's main decision-making body, to convene.
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Quick decision-making can often be hindered by the absence of high-level leadership.
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"Criminalisation has the capacity to 'chill' medical decision making in borderline cases," she says.
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First, it will prevent the concentration of too much decision-making within our teams.
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We need more data to drive our decision-making, and less guessing and feeling.
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This doesn't encompass the lack of decision-making women have within the church itself.
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The science of behavior and decision making itself is complex, debatable, and often evolving.
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Really, this was a case of decision-making by the seat of the pants!
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Again, JD X is using Nvidia's Jetson to enable onboard intelligent decision-making capabilities.
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This certainly aligns with the Trump administration's own internal decision-making process on DACA.
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Notice my decision-making is above average, but my reaction time is perfectly average.
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"Independence does not mean irresponsibility," Salvini said, demanded greater transparency over its decision-making.
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Commit to mitigating bias, inequity and other potential harms in automated decision-making systems.
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Previously, confidence in the system was lacking and that impacted decision-making, Gadkari said.
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Put simply, their decision making capabilities, almost unavoidably, will be influenced by their programmers.
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"If we have one unified team, the decision-making can be faster," said Mathur.
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This decision will create tremendous uncertainty, which will slow economic activity and decision making.
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Go through the Donald J. Trump decision-making flowchart: ARE YOU DONALD J. TRUMP?
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Involving the men with guns into political decision-making is a counsel of despair.
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"This is a huge threat to the whole scientific decision-making process," he said.
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At the Federal Reserve's decision-making Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on Jan.
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Blackstone said last February it had created a data platform to support decision-making.
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Preventing staff from having too much influence and decision-making power is fairly easy.
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Adolescent brains are still in development and this in turn affects decision-making capacities.
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The prefrontal cortex is in charge of our rational thoughts, decision making, morality, etc.
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It was around this time that the company's decision making became considerably more questionable.
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Messenger have met their maker over the years thanks to shifting corporate decision-making.
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Mr. Miller's hard-line beliefs are reflected in the president's language and decision making.
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We'll hear three experts discuss decision-making in the face of Brexit's chaotic landscape.
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Top players in the FBI did allow their politics to infuse their decision-making.
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Trump is all libido, lacks impulse control, and is prone to poor decision-making.
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The distance between local, regional, and global decision- making processes deepens the democratic deficit.
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That is because emotions are a more potent driver of decision-making than information.
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It was a clean round of golf, just the decision-making that's cost me.
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He bluntly asserted that his "personal beliefs" had no impact on his decision-making.
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Scott Doré has gone through that decision-making process with many of his clients.
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While women are active in the movement, they are not included in decision making.
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This is Biden's decision-making style on a lotta things, driving some folks mad.
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Worker representatives on corporate boards would make the decision-making process far more democratic.
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OPINION A column on Friday about decision-making misspelled the surname of a psychologist.
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That's a good thing, because the nuclear decision-making process has served us well.
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A significant number of RPGs also implemented family group decision-making and housing strategies.
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It is also key to allowing citizens to participate in the decision-making process.
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It's not just Amazon and Facebook that have adopted this attitude toward decision-making.
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To do so, the union's institutions need to streamline decision-making while improving cooperation.
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Working collaboratively means fewer approvals and faster decision-making and testing of new ideas.
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Mr. Trump is seemingly blind to the importance of restraint in nuclear decision making.
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Political science research shows that the ideology of judges often matters in decision-making.
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With that technology, AI can be more reliable, guiding humans to better decision making.
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They are calculated into a government's decision-making process, with police resources deployed accordingly.
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The current iteration of the game is quite simple—without any decision-making elements.
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Continue getting plenty of rest—you'll have lots of decision-making to do soon.
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But it also makes drones more helpful in scenarios that require fast decision-making.
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To replicate human decision-making, the AI assistant would need data on human behavior.
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Shanahan is unlikely to be an effective counterweight to Trump's often impulsive decision making.
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The new rules take some of this decision-making power out of coaches' hands.
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Colleges aren't always forthcoming when it comes to sharing their decision-making with students.
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Hall is a fundamentally beautiful technician whose tactics and decision making cost him fights.
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"We keep stumbling upon red tape and government procedures in decision-making," he said.
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The decision-making process is not unlike that of your average lifestyle media property.
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Consensus-based judicial decision-making is only required by law in some European countries.
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The other time that Roo does handoffs is when there's decision-making in mind.
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It tells us that more data means smarter decision-making from doctors and patients.
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But women's decision making behavior also plays a key role in this gender gap.
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Unlike Amazon's hiring algorithm, the nudge engine isn't supposed to replace human decision-making.
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They can connect, nurture and translate, but the ultimate decision-making power lies elsewhere.
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"Top-down decision-making often feels this way to those in power," she wrote.
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"Nobody knows for sure what played a role in the decision making," she said.
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They left the decision-making to a core group of about 20 student organizers.
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What's important, Bradford says, is giving artists a seat at the decision-making table.
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These goals offer a road map to the incentives that shape their decision making.
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Watson notes that such discrepancies between public moralizing and private decision making are common.
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In the postseason, Hinch said, Cora was vital to his in-game decision-making.
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How the pull-back happened: Our reporters describe Mr. Trump's unusual decision-making process.
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His lift still isn't there, and his decision making is really hurting Golden State.
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"I think the walks probably led to some of that decision making," Green said.
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The justices deserve credit for sending the case back for more thoughtful decision-making.
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Trump appointed most of the Fed board, but he doesn't control its decision-making.
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The closer to home the decision-making, the greater the possibility of fiscal discipline.
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That is what the National Security Council decision-making process is supposed to do.
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That's freed us from the external validation that too often rules our decision-making.
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Today's maintenance problems stem from a collision of bad luck and poor decision making.
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Asking the right questions when scouting out places can help in the decision-making.
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But Dayan nonetheless found a way to take a hand in the decision-making.
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That's freed us from the external validation that too often rules our decision making.
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"Science-based, evidence-based decision-making is certainly not unique to democracy," he said.
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As new outbreaks pop up, experts will need data to guide their decision making.
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In both cases we need smart, science-based decision making to drive government action.
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Slovic's work is referenced often by many psychologists who seek to understand decision-making.
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Otherwise our public analysis will be inherently astigmatic, which leads to bad decision making.
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It's a critique of decision making in politics and in our policy-making halls.
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And no newsroom data leads or culture of using numbers to inform decision making.
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He explained that his decision-making role had been gradually reduced through the years.
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That's another important point that should be a factor in the decision-making process.
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Ms. Collins, choosing her words carefully, suggested Roe would figure into her decision-making.
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And what rationale did to provide in the initial stages of the decision-making?
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Such language undermines the democratic process of reasonable decision-making, replacing it with fear.
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Callum's decision-making can also strain credulity, and some secondary characters feel like tropes.
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It also calls on integrating more training on decision-making science into leadership development.
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The financial cost of switching is one major factor in the decision-making process.
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I deeply regret this and have been held to account for my decision making.
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My patient and I were locked in a game of decision-making hot potato.
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A rational decision-making process would take true facts about the market into consideration.
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Multiple bankruptcies proved that Trump's decision-making gut is a less-than-perfect instrument.
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Mr. Trump is notoriously fickle in his decision-making process, and he dislikes confrontation.
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One step in this direction is creating an infrastructure that allows better decision-making.
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But, perhaps understandably, it wants to pass on responsibility for codifying such decision-making.
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Votes by employees with higher believabilty ratings are given greater weight in decision-making.
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Votes by employees with higher believability ratings are given greater weight in decision-making.
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Without adequate funding for research, mere guessing will continue to guide our decision-making.
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This instance, however, does not appear to reflect this sort of considered decision making.
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I expect our world leaders to be bold in their decision making and actions.
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He got there in part through a mix of shrewd decision-making and partnerships.
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"FDA decision-making tends to be very drug- and application-specific," he told CNBC.
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At the same time, the algorithms that fuel automated decision-making can be discriminatory.
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"We've suffered from bureaucracy in the decision making process for foreign aid," Hassan said.
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Last-minute decision-making for Thanksgiving beverages does not have to be an ordeal.
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Castro began leasing land, decentralizing decision-making and introducing market mechanisms into the sector.
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They asked the FTC to investigate whether decision-making algorithms discriminate against marginalized communities.
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States already have numerous important opportunities to participate in decision making under the ESA.
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Quarterly reporting seems like a good thing — transparency ensures informed decision-making by investors.
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The court also ordered the legislature to be fully transparent about heir decision making.
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"Quite frankly he still controls the decision-making organs of the ANC," he said.
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But, perhaps understandably, it wants to pass on responsibility for codifying such decision-making.
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McKinsey analyzed the winning organizations to reveal a few principles of good decision-making.
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Rather, it signified righteous decision making that is rooted in acuity and practical wisdom.
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They measured mental acuity with tests of memory, attention, judgment, planning and decision-making.
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Neuroscientists, psychologists and economists are leading us toward new models of human decision-making.
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We worked for a say in some of the process of academic decision making.
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Now the number of shares directly correlate to the amount of decision-making power.
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But on its own, it can only be an impediment to democratic decision-making.
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And yet her management style and decision making seemed to be more intuitive, gut.
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Decision-making within the sovereign wealth fund is also described as slow and bureaucratic.
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If we deny teenagers decision-making opportunities, we risk retarding their growth and maturation.
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But three federal judges ruled that Ross was untruthful about his decision-making process.
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Decision-making by such a board is unlikely to be straightforward, some analysts warned.
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The senior team at Amazon is determined to keep our decision-making velocity high.
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Is there ever a "deadline," or a point where the decision-making is over?
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Dr. Zitter says her patient had decision-making capacity, yet after treatment with antidepressants and an opportunity to vent disappointment and anger, he changed his mind about seeking aid in dying, raising questions about whether he initially had unimpaired decision-making capacity.
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Bennet's also sent an open letter to Perez with a series of questions about the DNC's decision-making, such as why the committee hasn't laid out qualifications for the fifth debate and beyond, and which campaigns it's consulting in its decision-making.
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Financial Knowledge & Decision Making · Only 37% of respondents were considered to have high financial literacy.
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In these situations, it's appropriate "to use very slow, deliberate decision-making processes," explained Bezos.
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It's essentially an organizing project scattered with emotional land mines and decision-making trip wires.
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Earnest said Obama would not factor Trump's tweet into his decision-making on the prison.
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On tape, I see poor footwork, poor arm-angle consistency, poor vision and decision-making.
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Speed matters in business — plus a high-velocity decision-making environment is more fun too.
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Would you expect any better decision making skills from the very first Midnight Club kid?
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Through conscious decision-making, he used these options to solve most of his creative problems.
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This muscle for creative decision making can be exercised, reducing chances of blockage, Bardot says.
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American labor has bureaucracy and decision-making processes that were not quick enough to respond.
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The insider also adds that West's mind continuously changes when it comes to decision-making.
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As a practical matter, what is actual physician decision-making at the end of life?
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"Ministers were not presented with significant and necessary information for decision making," the report said.
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It lets him centralize decision making and dodge some of the civilian checks and balances.
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So, how could you actually make the claim that bias didn&apost impact decision- making?
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Either way, now we can end the Netflix decision making conflict once and for all.
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Relationship issues included problems with joint decision-making, values, affection and satisfaction with the relationship.
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Dragonfly is part of a broad pattern of unaccountable decision making across the tech industry.
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The stalemate has paralyzed decision-making and threatens to hinder an economic rebound from recession.
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The studio's creative leadership, however, can and should be held accountable for their decision-making.
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But A Star Is Born's narrative never critiques this constant overriding of Ally's decision-making.
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Decision making in this space is particularly challenging, and one that we've really struggled with.
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This suggests that decision-making, not sensing, is the greatest bottleneck for self-driving vehicles.
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In the meantime, the Baker administration stands by its decision-making behind implementing its ban.
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And too often businesses and nonprofits and foundations, their decision-making is clouded by emotion.
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It's a game of strategic decision-making, with a story that's shaped by your choices.
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It's fine, but the underlying systems that inform your strategic decision-making are too opaque.
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More advanced technology can help reduce the friction that holds back better group decision-making.
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He's gonna be tired, he's gonna be irritable, his decision-making is gonna be impacted.
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The Census Bureau collects a lot of information to inform public and private decision making.
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Consultative assemblies of European citizens might be involved in the decision-making process, for example.
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Regardless, the popular and intellectual backlash against shareholder value is already altering corporate decision-making.
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GRADE was developed for creating summaries of research evidence to help guide health decision-making.
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" Negative employee reviews: "As the company grows, scaling communication and decision making becomes more difficult.
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There is also others that feel like the computer will take over all decision-making.
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Mr Powell also stressed that the Fed won't bow to pressure in its decision-making.
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However, Hicks said the donation would not affect Trump's decision making when he takes office.
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As Wulfhart explains: If you're chronically indecisive, build that decision-making muscle by starting small.
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Using the dollar as a bludgeon has already led to capricious and arbitrary decision-making.
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This is not a story of another drunk college hook up with poor decision making.
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That played into decision-making; that played into 'how do we hang out at camp?
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"I'm a huge believer in a good, fierce debate and collaborative decision-making," Quarles said.
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I think it's sort of like in the middle of the decision-making process now.
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Water droplets can foul the camera lenses so the car's decision-making capabilities are curtailed.
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Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky described the mental shortcuts and biases that influence decision-making.
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The first is that the decision-making process is communicated poorly to players and fans.
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"When people come to Pinterest, they're starting earlier in their decision-making process," Kaplan said.
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Traditionally business analytic tools focus on structured data to gain insight and facilitate decision making.
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Those who have good instincts tend to be more apt in decision-making than others.
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But they do expose flaws in Clinton's decision-making—something Trump's broad-brushed attacks obscures.
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H.R. McMaster as national security adviser has brought a crisper decision-making and execution process.
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One solution is to try to nudge workers toward more thoughtful and deliberative decision-making.
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Khloé's next decision-making exercise for Kourtney is a trip to a firefighter training facility.
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" Erosion of institutions: "Conflict will become more frequent, decision-making degraded, and internal chaos common.
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Observant Active reimagines the experience by bestowing God-like decision-making power upon the viewer.
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The alpha client often feels disoriented and uncomfortable ceding decision-making power to his lawyer.
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Paulsen said altering capital gains changes the whole decision making process for investors and companies.
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Our decision-making in transition and our early offense wasn't good in the first half.
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Ego is a good thing for motivating, but it's a bad thing for decision-making.
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This lawsuit, which is ongoing, "has no impact really on our decision making," Walden said.
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And that's all part of the decision-making approach in where you intend to invest.
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We believe diversity and inclusion in the workplace leads to broader-based, smarter decision-making.
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I think a lot of that influenced my decision-making with the cameras and stuff.
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People assume they have much greater control over their decision making than they actually do.
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Those cookies are key for teaching goal setting, decision making, sales skills and money management.
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The council will be more streamlined and the decision making more deliberative, the official said.
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The case for congressional involvement in the decision-making process has hardly been self-evident.
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Plus, full creative control and decision-making ability regarding the direction of the new company.
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Ingenious researchers have found that sometimes decision-making in a foreign language is actually better.
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The government is also proposing taking back some key decision-making powers from the regions.
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Together, they are said to perform roles in memory processing, emotional development and decision-making.
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The decision-making process is clearly structured and based on a consensual approach in committees.
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Fresco also pointed to advocacy groups on the left as key to Democrats' decision-making.
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Some Wall Street heavyweights say Yellen shouldn't let political considerations interfere with her decision-making.
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She said the changes would also strengthen governance and ensure decision-making was more centralized.
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McMaster was pressing for a faster decision-making process from the Pentagon and State Department.
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"I think these are completely separate ... spheres of foreign policy and decision making," she said.
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Asmara's small business community has some influence on his decision-making, if behind closed doors.
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But, as a sitting judge, she never once allowed "politics" to invade her decision making.
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Judgment is critical to leadership and ethical decision-making, but judgment can be easily influenced.
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Sure, achieving diversity is a frustrating process, but it enriches organizations and improves decision-making.
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Our end goal is an industry where market forces – not government interventions – drive decision-making.
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It makes you think that we should have explicit decision-making curriculums in all schools.
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Reasoned decision making under the Administrative Procedure Act calls for an explanation for agency action.
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This is an area of the brain responsible for judgment, decision-making, learning and memory.
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Connecting these entities will inform decision making and provide pathways for innovation and intelligence sharing.
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If I had the decision-making process, I'd put the Yankees in the night game.
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They push for more autonomy and decision-making ability but are not always allowed to.
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Fortunately, our political culture has developed several important vehicles for promoting evidence-based decision-making.
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Humility, respect and consensus are hallmarks of the decision-making processes of our governance structures.
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Such an argument is also devoid of an understanding of Iranian strategy and decision-making.
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Law is not one factor in many to be weighed in the decision-making process.
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Reforms to this opaque structure could include making the Parliament more central in decision-making.
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"Iran controls the region and the decision-making in both Syria and Iraq," Hariri said.
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"We are carefully considering the implications of the judgment for decision making," Fox reportedly said.
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And when combined with President Trump's unpredictable decision-making, it is a recipe for miscalculation.
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Studies have shown that diversity leads to better decision-making and more useful scientific research.
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"We can't underestimate the significant impact emotions play in the decision-making process," said Ramassini.
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In fact, hair-trigger decision making on investing or spending quite often leads to regret.
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Withholding authority at higher levels does not necessarily improve decision-making or prevent civilian casualties.
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The more we look at American decision-making in Vietnam, the less sense it makes.
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"At the margin, this tax stuff really does impact decision-making," Johnson said on CNBC.
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Politically speaking, indirect financing proposals create longer and more complex chains of decision-making responsibilities.
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It's easy to understand, of course, why officials would want to delegate decision-making authority.
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He and Luc Bonnard are the family members on the board who dominate decision-making.
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Trump's tenure has been characterized by stop-start decision-making, leaks and high-level departures.
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He's particularly obsessed with constraints on time and resources as they relate to decision-making.
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"After those groups, I had no trust left in my own decision making," she says.
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Of course we are not advocating imposing costs to all forms of collective decision making.
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Wade, the landmark 28500 decision making abortion legal in all 6900 states, will be overturned.
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Intriguing ideas are brewed up, but it is not a great time for decision making.
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It's a lovely time for a heart-to-heart, but not for serious decision making.
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Valuable baseline data has been collected and environmental knowledge has grown, vastly improving decision making.
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You ignore trillions of dollars of decision making and fire power at your own peril.
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Bansal said that, at this point, he's not really involved in decision-making at AppDynamics.
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More often, though, Mr. Hale has reveled in the advance team decision-making of Mrs.
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This project can help remove that uncertainty and make decision-making a more straightforward process.
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In decision-making positions, like the spectacular women above, Latinas tirelessly serve the broader community.
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"After a while, he starts to reconsider his decision-making skills," Ms. Abrams said dryly.
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The C.D.C.'s previous guidance had advised only on hygienic measures and local decision-making.
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It's created the space that we need for dialogue, for discussions, for effective decision-making.
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In the past two decades, popular knowledge about the science of decision-making has exploded.
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NATO is a consensus organization, and Turkey could make mischief by thwarting its decision-making.
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Data-driven decision-making is the norm there, as it should be for criminal justice.
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Now, more college-bound students may turn to the search engine for decision-making help.
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Through a behavior-altering process, the larva becomes capable of manipulating the spider's decision-making.
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Reasoned decision-making under the Administrative Procedure Act calls for an explanation for agency action.
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"We are carefully considering the implications of the judgment for decision making," Mr. Fox said.
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Someone has to champion the idea of fashion as a speedway for female decision making.
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The smart decision making — that's what's going to separate the next level of the game.
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The inherently political nature of running elections can call into question some officials' decision-making.
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Like most people, I was expecting some finality and some decision-making on his part.
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Students enjoy the selection process, as they practice decision-making, compromise and considering others' perspectives.
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For a book she's researching on luck and decision-making, Dr. Konnikova began studying poker.
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Dr. Gleb Tsipursky is a cognitive neuroscientist and expert on behavioral economics and decision making.
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More broadly, research indicates that information alone is rarely enough to affect educational decision making.
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He explains systems and challenges and decision-making with a command that Mr. Trump lacks.
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After the Cuban missile crisis, in a reflection on decision making, John Kennedy was realistic.
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For quarterbacks, VR is a decision-making incubator — a playbook with moving X's and O's.
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Instead, our national security decision-making process is in chaos and America is less safe.
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They found the radiation exposure could cause anxiety, memory issues and difficulty with decision-making.
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A flat structure, with delegated decision-making, seemed more appropriate for a service-based economy.
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The work at Cern produces huge amounts of data which requires incredibly fast decision making.
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"Don't know, don't care" doesn't cut it as a sound basis for editorial decision making.
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Though that's not a bad thing, more input can slow down the decision-making process.
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Once again, we must worry about unintended consequences and the impact of unilateral decision-making.
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"This would increase transparency and therefore eventually lead to better investment decision making," they write.
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That means more than just the right to vote; women need real decision-making authority.
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That's why there is a chain of command for decision-making at the Justice Department.
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But wavering Republican senators didn't cite those threats as a factor in their decision-making.
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" Graham, when asked Thursday if he' influencing Trump's decision-making, said, "That's up to him.
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Perhaps with the large field this time, it's made the decision-making process even slower.
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But this is the only route to restoring our dignity and independent Palestinian decision making.
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"We sought to embed ourselves in all student decision-making counsels we could," she said.
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Maybe they're succeeding at reasonable decision-making, which they've deemed more appropriate for that situation.
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The same kind of nonlinear, proportional decision making that people use in many everyday judgments.
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Which factor will stand out more, and therefore carry more weight in your decision making?
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Pruitt said he was not personally involved in the decision making process on the fines.
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Awareness of these cognitive biases has prompted efforts to reduce them in clinical decision-making.
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Intervention in the paper's editorial decision making came almost immediately after the sale was announced.
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When it comes to decision making, Ariel Figueroa believes in acting first and apologizing later.
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It noted that it had recently consolidated its management structure to speed up decision making.
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Porter's role managing decision-making has been assumed by a replacement and by Kelly himself.
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Mr. Netanyahu has since come under heavy criticism for what some call hasty decision-making.
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And most people are notoriously poor at assessing risk, say experts in medical decision-making.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Supreme Court justices insist that politics plays no role in their decision-making.
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Ren: First of all, we want to delegate the decision-making power to our experts.
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Still other research shows that decision making improves when it involves both men and women.
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Corporate decision-making process and who owns shares are two totally different things, he said.
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If you were appalled by Mr. Bush's rash decision making, Mr. Obama would think carefully.
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The "shared decision-making" we often talk about in other clinical settings may be forgotten.
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Word of their unintentional invasion quickly circulated, adding immediacy to Mr. Jammeh's decision-making process.
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The leadership team is world-class in strategic decision making and empathetic bottoms up leadership.
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At the event on Wednesday, Bannon reportedly defended the president&aposs unconventional decision-making process.
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Coffee bars, game rooms or even war rooms for decision-making work effectively for this.
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Their decision-making has been muddied by the still-uncertain parameters of the Senate trial.
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And in any case you know it's a council, it's a collective decision-making body.
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Through shared decision-making and co-ownership, housing co-operatives empower disadvantaged and underprivileged groups.
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The venture capitalists didn't believe that they had any gender bias in their decision-making.
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It is a matter of provable fact that our decision-making is not entirely rational.
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In fact, the courts are left out of much of that kind of decision-making.
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However, the decision-making process is, once again, heavily stacked in favor of the president.
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It is an example of a more general failure to integrate ethics into decision-making.
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Judgment that can only be learned over time also influences his or her decision-making.
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Of course, financial considerations like taxes and regulations alone do not guide corporate decision making.
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Supporters say those changes are broadening the EPA's decision-making and making it more transparent.
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The enthusiasm of a sports game combined with a cold beer can impair decision-making.
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Their independence from their agency bosses is usually thought to ensure more evenhanded decision making.
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The family's approval of a 2020 run marks major movement in Biden's decision-making process.
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" The phrase, Benfey writes, "wormed its way into the very highest levels of decision-making.
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How: Use progressive iteration, behavioral roles, and neutral scribes to manage the decision-making process.
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The endgame isn't going to be about individual decision making, but more about informing policy.
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Governments should also give people as much insight as possible into the decision-making process.
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We'll highlight responses to episodes (good and bad) and answer questions about our decision-making.
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State government assumed control of allocating money to schools, which centralized decision-making in Sacramento.
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In every case the loser was our stated commitment to inclusion and democratic decision-making.
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Boeing's decision-making processes, India's strategically bloated budget and Apple's impact on the Chinese economy.
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I cut down on unnecessary decision-making by wearing the same thing every day: pajamas.
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His outsize personality, capricious decision making and tumultuous management style consistently put him center stage.
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All Americans benefit from a system of federalism that supports local decision-making and investment.
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The new memo is influential, because it guides decision making, but is not legally binding.
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The European Medicines Agency, too, is studying ways to use RWE in its decision making.
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Normally, such fast expansion would be a problem for a business with decentralized decision-making.
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In these situations, there is a calculation or algorithm used to inform the decision-making.
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Speed matters in business – plus a high-velocity decision making environment is more fun too.
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His decision-making still isn't perfect and likely never will be, but that doesn't matter.
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The main difference is that Johnson's bill would eliminate the government's role in decision making.
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It will be a healing influence and help you move forward in your decision making.
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So Castro didn't have formal responsibility for or decision-making authority in major policy areas.
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"The objective of this reorganisation is to reduce the number of decision-making chains and to concentrate decision-making powers closer to the needs of the customers," said a BNP Paribas spokesman on Thursday, following a report on the plan by French newspaper Le Monde.
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Its great to have that freedom, and spontaneous decision-making usually leads to more dynamic animations.
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My children always come to me, and I think it makes their decision-making much simpler.
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Competition between forces hampered decision-making, and their ability to deal with complex crimes varied wildly.
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And it's completely unlikely this single tweet did anything to change President Obama's decision-making whatsoever.
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Objective decision making went out of the window, so objectionable was his approach to the game.
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Good luck (and have fun complaining about the cost of your bad decision making some more).
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The OFC is known to play a role in decision making, emotion-processing, and mood regulation.
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"You want to make sure you're being safe in your decision-making about that," Mellman said.
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Investors can now access and assimilate a vast trove of information into their decision-making process.
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Firefox's falling market share is partly down to slow decision-making, which must involve the volunteers.
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However, Powell has denied that the Fed's decision-making has been influenced by any political pressure.
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Imagine if the computing power available at Google, were put to work on medical decision making.
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The quest to remove human decision-making from the process of writing music is centuries old.
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Valor Water provides utilities with easy to use software tools with to inform revenue decision-making.
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This also translates to him not being able to think through the entire decision-making process.
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Many EMRs are designed to facilitate the job of billing before aiding in clinical decision-making.
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Which, you were defending the firing, you were part of the decision-making on that. Yes.
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Be conscious of which voices you need to include in the creative and decision-making processes.
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In the private dealings of his family business, Trump's decision-making went unquestioned -- at least publicly.
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In his modern-day classic Influence, Robert B. Cialdini describes two models of human decision making.
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Regarding banking and investing, in general women don't approach decision-making the same way men do.
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It is too early to say whether such factors played a part in his decision-making.
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We already cede decision-making responsibility on health and finances to algorithms, why not with voting?
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This would speed up decision making for asset sales, avoiding much of the central government's bureaucracy.
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Try using this formula in your day-to-day decision making and actually think it through.
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Dorsey is not expected to be part of that decision-making team, according to the spokesperson.
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A disproportionate amount of men in decision-making positions is nothing new in the tech industry.
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And that's going to make the business less bureaucratic, faster moving, faster decision making, more dynamic.
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One answer is that bitcoin's key feature and strength–decentralization– also makes decision-making remarkably difficult.
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Mr Arrow showed similar rigour in exploring one alternative to market co-ordination: collective decision-making.
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Members shun centralised decision-making, she says, preferring "distributed leadership" among some 40 BLM chapters nationwide.
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Despite this, López Obrador has said he wants the people's will to govern his decision-making.
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Gaut isn't the first Twitter staffer to publicly express disagreement with the company's recent decision-making.
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And in entertainment — like many industries — men continue to hold most of the decision-making power.
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Inside the EU the alternative to fudge is not frictionless decision-making, but gridlock and inertia.
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Sexless computers were the perfect arbiters, with algorithms increasingly replacing human decision-making, ironing out biases.
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New, frequently younger, tech-driven media savvy faces get a seat at the decision-making table.
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And what does this data mean for Netflix's decision-making when it comes to future content?
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In order to do this properly, the best way is to do believability weighted decision-making.
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The current contention surrounding Planned Parenthood is a result of poor decision making and nothing more.
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How does a bodyguard's higher-than-average level of paranoia affect his or her decision-making?
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It is promising "significant changes" in its decision making process in the wake of the embarrassment.
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They usually take board seats and try to help with everything from decision making to recruiting.
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Now that the gates have opened, the drunken antics and bad decision-making have also started.
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Presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Medical Decision Making, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, October 2017.
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One tool that we have at the Center is called the Framework for Ethical Decision Making.
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Silver commented that the public might see some of the decision-making about Franklin's estate unfold.
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