decision-making authority

The one with the final decision-making authority is the king.

I have a lot of decision-making authority in my job.

The president, who has been in office since 1978, held almost total decision-making authority.

The other five nations sent top officials with decision-making authority.

Further, they did not have the decision-making authority nor the financial resources for such a project.

This should not reduce in any way manager’s decision-making authority.

Even if the people above those in charge have no decision-making authority, they add their own judgment about the matter.

The two sections never met together, and neither had real decision-making authority.

It will have joint decision-making authority in many more areas, including the budget.

The highest decision-making authority of the church is the assembly.

Effective Jan. 1, 2007, the association must also keep the minutes of any committee with decision-making authority.

The latter can also put forward proposals but has no decision-making authority.

Superintendents no longer have the decision-making authority they once did, he said.

So there are cracks, but the decision-making authority is still able to make decisions.

Will you be comfortable and effective in a consulting role without decision-making authority?

Your service manager must have the decision-making authority to deliver on all aspects of a project.

Where requested, our comments are returned to the decision-making authority.

Scientists must process this data and pass it on to the relevant political decision-making authorities.

Look for ways to provide individuals with decision-making authority.

These include an organizations headquarters that's decision-making authority is relatively high.

First, the government will not assume decision-making authority on choices that should be left to doctors and patients.

"We are putting decision-making authority closer to the customer," he said.

Decision of the decision-making authority — mediation or panel review 44.

The mediator has no decision-making authority and does not provide legal advice.

Secondly, the bodies have never, in practice, exercised any independent decision‑making authority.