Sentence examples for decisions set forth from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we discussed a number of decisions set forth by the Japanese Supreme Court concerning informed consent, characteristics of Japanese culture, and two contemporary issues that are common and relevant in Japan, including misuse of informed consent and persistence in obtaining consent.

Such decisions set off alarm bells.

Her lawyer, David Godosky, said Judge Anderson was "ready to move forward and complete her term," adding that the commission's decision "will set forth markers for future judicial candidates with respect to campaign contributions".

"The very decision to set forth on the journey," she writes of the crossing of the frontier, "had been a kind of death, involving the total abandonment of all previous life, mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters who would never again be seen, all sentiment banished, the most elementary comforts necessarily relinquished".

They call them "judicial opinions" because the reasoning for the decision is set forth in great detail.

The decision set off a multicity scramble.

The review and decision-making process set forth in the final Departmental regulations is highly rigid and process-oriented, suggesting that states that cannot rack up points for various Departmental priorities and selection criteria stand little chance of winning - regardless of political intervention.

In the past three decades, the Japanese Supreme Court has set forth decisions in four cases concerning truth-telling and informed consent, and one district court considered a case about the necessity of disclosure to families of patients.

Thereafter, a final decision was determined for each case based on majority or consensus decision, according to the guidance set forth in each of the adjudication board charters.

Indeed, elucidating decision criteria and how they are considered are key to establishing accountability and reasonableness of decisions and fulfils the A4R framework set forth by Daniels and Sabin [ 6].

The precedent set forth in this decision became known as the Everson Standard and has been the basis for most Supreme Court decisions regarding church and state.