The Court also said that another example of non-decision-making conduct was a police officer arresting a person suspected of committing an offence.
In some areas of medieval thought, probability-related terms were important for the regulation of decision-making and conduct.
To inform decision-making, we conduct cost-effectiveness analyses of varicella vaccination, including effects on HZ.
Andrew Siegel, a Stevens clerk and now a law professor at Seattle University, said, "Stevens believes that constitutional decision-making is conducted through the interpretation of a mix of various sources — a complex balancing act".
Despite the incidents having taken place half a year ago, we still know very little about the internal decision-making process conducted in response to the reports by the department of immigration.
This study aims to contribute to current discussions on ecosystem-service related decision-making by conducting an assessment of trade-offs between alternative land use scenarios in the Třeboňsko Wetlands Biosphere Reserve, the Czech Republic, in terms of regulating ecosystem services provision.
The contextual inclusivity of ecofeminist ethics involves a shift in ethics from a monist focus on absolute ethical rules, principles, rights, and duties to a pluralist focus on a variety of values, rules, and principles in ethics, ethical decision-making, and ethical conduct.
Visual field data were evaluated as a secondary outcome measure and not utilized for decision-making during the conduct of the trial.
With decentralization, policy processes and decision-making are being conducted at the local level.
Facilitated, decision-making workshops were conducted with small groups of stakeholders to evaluate the effectiveness of the prototype.
In instances where the management opinions of the two independent clinicians differed, a discussion regarding the decision-making process was conducted to attempt to find agreement.
