Antonyms for decision makingde·ci·sion mak·ing

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1. • Higher Cognitive Process

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1. decision making, decidingnoun

   the cognitive process of reaching a decision

   "a good executive must be good at decision making"

   Synonyms:
   deciding

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1. Chuck Hagel:

   No one can [lead the fight] because the White House, according to his three predecessors, centers all of the decision making among a handful of people in the White House who have only one thing in common: that they don't know anything about the military.

2. Mike Turner:

   Our efforts are going to be matching intelligence to policymaking and decision-making, so, in addition to focusing on national security, our goal will be to get the information that we receive as notifications to Congress and make certain that it is provided to the appropriate committees for decision-making, for legislating, and for funding the appropriate programs and initiatives to make our country safe.

3. Karen Ellis:

   Nature is free, in effect, and so it has been over-exploited and is being depleted, and that is now having... economic and social and human costs, to address that problem, we need to start to take this into account much more systematically in decision-making.

4. Timothy Head:

   Even a lot of people who identify as being pro-choice, it's almost a reluctant, ambivalent pro-choice. There are some that celebrate it, but there are a lot in that choice community see it as the lesser of two evils in their own decision-making path.

5. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie:

   It's bad decision-making by Gov. Bush, but I'm not running his campaign, this should've been handled by Gov. Bush the same way it's been handled by any of the other candidates who understand how to do this, which is to say, 'Listen, if we knew then what we knew now we wouldn't have gone into Iraq.'.

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