For Derrida, the "re-institution" of the law in a unique decision is a kind of violence since it does not conform perfectly to the instituted codes; the law is always, according to Derrida, founded in violence.
The American Legal Realists are "anti-foundationalists" about judicial decisions in the sense that they deny that the legal reasons justify a unique decision: the legal reasons underdetermine the decision (at least in most cases actually litigated).
"It really is a unique decision," Richland said.
Still, sometimes rationality dictates a unique decision nonetheless.
The doctor is generally the unique decision maker, which is unrealistic in a hospital setting where both managers and doctors are involved.
However, he acknowledged that humans have a moral responsibility (due to their unique decision-making faculties) to act in the best interest of other forms of life.
Often the ethics committee has a unique strong position in the decision making process on the acceptability of a project.
Finally, we have proposed a unique heuristic in order to facilitate the decision making process of dynamic spectrum allocation, which leads to an adaptive yet optimized spectrum allocation strategy.
"When it became clear that the court case would be delayed until after the Euros, the FA Board - led by chairman David Bernstein - took a collective decision in these unique circumstances to remove the captaincy, whilst allowing the manager the authority on squad selection.
At any point in any of these processes, individual pollsters can make unique decisions, and those decisions will result in polls that are slightly (or very) different from one another.
