I wish the drug education she received had enabled her to make a more fully-informed decision, instead of leaving her so vulnerable and in danger.
But it does suggest that the staff treating the patient may not have had the chance to take a fully-informed decision.
If our society chooses to let businesses sell technologies that shield evidence even from court orders, it should be a fully-informed decision," Rosenstein said in his concluding lines.
Consumers should always have the information they need to make fully-informed decisions about which additives, if any, they feed their families.
"Our work to help ensure that voters are able to make fully-informed decisions at the ballot box clearly is not yet done,'' Leno said.
Supporters of the ultrasound bill say that it allows women considering an abortion to make a fully informed decision that is "an important, and often a stressful one," the text of House Bill 2 reads.
"There are very few people in the market who want to get all the information about an underperformer and make a fully informed decision on behalf of all shareholders.
She also argues that Kant's requirement of autonomy would mean that a patient must be able to make a fully informed decision about treatment, making it immoral to perform tests on unknowing patients.
Irrespective of such considerations, our nomogram may allow couples to be appropriately informed about their prognosis, and thus make a fully informed decision on treatment.
Directors who understand why the conventional value range does not apply can make a fully informed decision about whether "fairness" is applicable to a nontraditional situation and exercise their judgment accordingly.
Without reasonably complete information, women may be denied the opportunity to make a fully informed decision during contraceptive selection.
