1. But where the American is pressing for a specific decision, the Japanese is trying to devise a rather broad direction.
    但美国人总是急于做出具体决策，而日本人却试着制定一个大方向。

2. When Churchill glowered, chomped on his cigar, and refused to commit himself, the meeting ended without a decision.
    丘吉尔咬着嘴里的雪茄，怒目而视，不置可否。会议结束，没有作出任何决定。

3. That their decision was the best one is arguable.
    若说他们的决定是最好的那就有疑问。

4. The minister criticized my decision.
    部长批评了我的决定.

5. The president will announce a momentous decision.
    主席将宣布重要决定。

6. This decision has been revoked.
    这项决议被取消了。

7. To talk about problem-solving or decision-making within a national environment means examining many complex cultural forces.
    以国家为背景探讨解决问题或做出决策的方式就意味着研究许多复杂的文化因素。

8. This is of extreme importance when trying to analyze the direction-taking or decision-making process.
    在对其取向或决策过程进行分析时，这一点尤为重要。

9. The difference is that Western style decision-making proceeds mostly from top management and often does not consult middle management or the worker while in Japan, ideas can be created at the lowest levels, travel upward through an organization and h
    差别在于，西方式的决策多半源自高层管理人员，通常不征求中层管理人员或员工的意见；而在日本，最底层的人员也能提出想法，然后通过组织上传，对最后的决策产生影响。

10. He made a hasty decision.
    他做了一个匆促的决定。