However, the composition of members of local ethics committees is often bound for decision making in clinical situations.
So why would those who oppose a particular decision be bound by that decision?
Organizations can structure, or bound, individuals' decisions by manipulating the premises on which decisions are made.
Although confidence is related to trust, it is not bound to decision-making, because disappointments in confidence are attributed to external factors rather than to one's own decisions [55].
The Secretary shall be bound by decisions made pursuant to the processes set forth in subparagraph (B), except that the Secretary shall not be bound by any decision that significantly conflicts with the interests of Indians or the United States.
Subdivisions (a) and (b) focus court attention on whether a proposed class has sufficient unity so that absent members can fairly be bound by decisions of class representatives.
The intervention by Hammond does not represent a breach of collective responsibility, in which ministers are bound by decisions taken by the cabinet, because MPs have been given a free vote on the bill.
In anticipation that it would be blocked by Spanish courts, the legislation specifies that the regional parliament will no longer be bound to decisions made by institutions of the Spanish state, in particular the constitutional court.
In particular, the G-BA considers itself not bound by decisions made by the licensing authorities regarding appropriate comparator and patient-relevant endpoints [13], two areas of special relevance in the determination of additional benefit.
Thus, if between-trial variability is relatively high, as long as the accumulation process starts far enough from the decision bound, starting even further from the decision bound can make very little difference in the accuracy of behavioral choices.
