Sentence examples for acceptable decision-making from inspiring English sources

Pilot studies like these can play a vital role in developing a more comprehensive, engaging, open and accountable process to support informed and socially acceptable decision-making for sustainable forest management.

The committee also condemned Australia's "marginalising and stigmatising" postal survey on marriage equality, saying it was "not an acceptable decision-making method"; the low age (as young as 10) of criminal responsibility in some states; and the persistently high rates of Indigenous incarceration, in particular mandatory sentencing laws, and allowing imprisonment for fine defaults.

The problem is not, of course, with majoritarian governance as such, but with the fact that the objectives pursued by the majority violate the "constitution" of the system within which majority vote is an acceptable decision making procedure.

Draw a line between what is acceptable decision making and what isn't.

These data suggest that digital angiographic images compressed in this manner are acceptable for clinical decision-making.

Developing acceptable and efficacious decision-making approaches requires an improvement of uncertainty analysis techniques, concepts, and assumptions in pertinent research, with subsequent verification of LSM results (Ascough et al., 2008).

If a positive predictive value for the presence of inflammatory activity of ≥90% is considered acceptable for clinical decision-making without referral to PET, PET would be indicated in only 29.5% of the patients.

If a positive predictive value of ≥90% is considered acceptable for clinical decision-making without referral to PET, only patients with a score <6 (29.5% (28/95)) would have to be referred for PET (Table 3, right column).

Mr President, this report highlights the issue of whether it is acceptable for centralised decision-making in Brussels to have an impact on people's lives on an everyday basis.

Originator of the Binding Triad system of global governance, which would make United Nations General Assembly decision-making acceptable to the world's diverse array of nations--large and small, rich and poor.

American and other senior Western government officials told VICE News that the quality of the intelligence collected by the Saudis is not up to the standards that the US would usually require, and that the coalition has yet to reach an acceptable standard in its decision-making process with regard to dynamic strikes.