Pregnant women make labour analgesia decisions in a milieu of choice and anecdote that is on the whole devoid of evidence[ 19].
But consumers aren't usually focused on buying products when they're in the social networking milieu; purchasing decisions happen elsewhere, says Hurt.
Putting these two idiots in high school, where, except for the goofy haircuts, they're all but indistinguishable from the idiocy of the milieu, isn't a comedy decision; it's a marketing decision.
Often the process is framed in terms of uncertainties about system status and process, and embedded in a social milieu of multiple stakeholders and decision makers with competing objectives.
Neither discarding the text nor allegorizing the text treats the text in its historical and cultural milieu, nor do these interpretive decisions deal with the history of consequences of the text in the lives of faith communities in the past and in the present.
Through an analysis of the textual milieu surrounding the U.S. Supreme Court's 1820 decision in United States v. Smith, I show that the pirate is figured as an anti-sovereign, which allows for the consolidation of an otherwise differential system of international relations characterized by liberal, self-interested, sovereign nations.
This project will enable, through the implementation of a solid and continuous partnership between researchers with complementary expertises and decision-makers and stakeholders with extended experience in their milieu, to produce knowledge directly useful for managing health care personnel.
Her comfort in this milieu is what makes credible her eventual outrageous decision to leave Teddy and her three children and stay in Max's female-starved household.
Yuri Saprykin, a popular blogger, called the prosecutor's decision "an act of pure evil... a blow on the cultural milieu equal to several carpet bombings".
Employees operating in the satellite offices can be more exposed to the unethical business milieu, and in time fall prey to poor business decisions.
