These should lead to better information for decision making.

We can start making better, wiser, more sustainable decisions.

to the outside world.

No one else could have made so fine a choice.

Women's participation in governance and decision making was a major determinant of the level of success achieved in the area of gender equality.

Both the press and women's organizations had become more interested in the issue and women's understanding had changed, allowing them to make better decisions.

08 15 09 00 Production of first draft of report

But when he made that speech, what could you do to build the stronger, better society?

No, we decided to do a bit more.

We're taking this data and building better models.

I'd do much more for a part that good.

This would ensure better information exchange and, ultimately, consistency in decision making.

So the crux of it comes down to this notion of decision making giving information to people in a form that doesn't just educate them or inform them, but actually leads them to make better decisions, better choices in their lives.

What is desperately needed is better policymaking. Specifically, policymakers must be open and willing to understand the unusual challenges facing the US economy, react accordingly, and possess sufficiently potent policy instruments.

There are lots of people shaping decisions and so if we want to predict correctly we have to pay attention to everybody who is trying to shape the outcome, not just the people at the pinnacle of the decision making pyramid.

And then we took these flies and allowed them to make choices.

More inclusive decision making arrangements are needed to facilitate a more sensitive and more responsive approach to development needs, especially among the Bretton Woods institutions.

And the numbers are used to make decisions.

But geckos do it better.

There's a good reason that we don't do that, and there's a good reason that using game theory and computers, we can overcome the limitation of just looking at a few people.

So the US middle class has been doing much better than the statistical pessimists assert. And with better policies, these households can do even better in the future.

You see there that Sweden does better than Britain all the way across the social hierarchy.

The responsibility for doing more and doing better cannot be left to the developing world alone.

The Secretariat looks forward to the Council's advice and practical support in carrying out initiatives to implement resolution 1325 (2000), in finding better ways to empower women, in sharing good practices and in enhancing women's role in decision making at all levels.

There is a need to strengthen capacity in the production and use of quality evidence to support policymaking.

Helps us do our jobs better, and helps us feel better when we do them.

Bodies that have decision making power should show more firmness and determination.

A dog is luckier!

Such an approach appears to be the solution to promote proper coordination for efficient decision making at the national level.

Staff members at all levels require better understanding of, and information on, policies, procedures and practices.

If we know those things we can predict their behavior by assuming that everybody cares about two things on any decision.

And they just make better decisions.

Only we do it much better.

We can do better than that.

Now, what we want is people to get familiar enough with better models have it reflected in their feelings to allow them to make security trade offs.

We know how to do this better, and it's time to do better.

So what do you get? You get better decision making, and you get less herd behavior, and both of those things hit your bottom line with very positive results.

Some things are better left undone.

The first one was the role of the intergovernmental process in ensuring implementation of those conclusions.

Moreover, laudable efforts have been made to ensure better representation of women at all levels of decision making and in the management of peace missions.

Duty free, quota free access to OECD markets, complemented by simpler, more transparent rules of origin, would raise GDP by 1 in the least developed countries, lifting millions out of poverty. Investment in statistical capacity would help governments and businesses worldwide to make better policy decisions, based on a more accurate accounting of the associated costs and benefits.

These policy dialogues were designed to help negotiators, policymakers and Geneva based delegates gain a better understanding of biotechnology.

We want to build a better arm.

Tom wanted to be a better teacher.

I had nothing better to do.