Mostly, the statutes that govern Delaware's system of corporate law openly delegate decision-making authority to company directors.
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Yet in many places, women, especially young women, have very little decision-making authority to be able to effect this kind of change.
At the diplomatic level, foreign governments wage lawfare by pressuring the United States to become party to international regimes that assume decision-making authority in critical areas.
But one influential Republican senator told CNN on Sunday that he opposes giving the president so much flexibility because it undermines the decision-making authority of Congress.
The larger point is that those who want to revoke local decision-making authority for broadband often justify their position by insisting that they want to protect taxpayers from mythical threats.
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We made an effort to balance different areas of the field, and different regions of the country, and if a candidate worked with one of the judges, the others wielded decision-making authority.
No, simply telling Kenyans that as they prepared to watch their presidential candidates debate on live television for the first time in history, that the IMF was in Nairobi for 10 days eroding the decision-making authority of their next President would be too easy, too pessimistic, too inappropriate and well, too 1990s.
He is also under investigation for allegations that he "attempted to influence the decision-making process of the West Yorkshire Police Authority in connection with the referral that they had made".
Sir Norman is also facing a second allegation that he "attempted to influence the decision-making process of the West Yorkshire Police Authority in connection with the referral that they had made".
Clearly define respective scope of authority and promote speedier decision-making.
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