As they consider the options, questions arise about whom to involve (e.g., which publics), how to engage them (e.g., through what public involvement or accountability mechanisms), and for what purpose (e.g., to inform the public of decisions and their rationales, or to have the public directly affect those decisions).
Renedo and Marston highlight a particular challenge that may arise from efforts to involve patients in quality improvement initiatives.
Additionally, the GPs expressed that problems would arise if they had to involve finances outside their own practice, for example, the use of laboratory facilities or prescriptions for medicine.
In addition, no account has been taken of any costs arising from the need to involve another reader to arbitrate discordant cases.
This analysis does not take account of any costs arising from the need to involve another reader to arbitrate discordant cases since arbitration policy varies considerably between centres and is difficult to generalise.
2 The latter arise bottom-up and tend to involve all sorts of experts, stakeholders and members of the public in an entirely uncoordinated way.
He was included in the film's plot only when a fitting opportunity to involve him arose, and Spotnitz and Carter were very happy to write Skinner into the story.
An opportunity arose early in the research to involve two non-Indigenous peer researchers and recruit a smaller non-Indigenous sample.
WASHINGTON — A Moroccan-born naturalized United States citizen pleaded guilty Wednesday to charges that he sent money to Al Qaeda, in the latest terrorism-related case to arise involving an American.
Problems are also likely to arise in court involving whether those who signed documents required in foreclosures actually had the authority to do so — or if the documents themselves are even authentic.
