In 2005, Dr. Segarra told Judge Jack that good doctors personally perform physical examinations, discuss their patients' medical histories with them, read X-rays and then dictate, review and sign their reports.
When organizational, entity, unit planning or budgeting needs dictate review and change, all relevant Duke offices will be consulted for direction.
It is now "officially" opening on 15 March, but many critics have decided to go tomorrow anyway, shattering the Broadway protocol that dictates reviewing only takes place on or after the designated opening night.
Even after he had stopped writing for publication, said Jim Schneider, chairman of the center, Mr. Jennings continued to dictate reviews of films, and at his death left some 125 unpublished manuscripts of books, plays and stories.
For example, city property is subject to the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure, which dictates a review process involving hearings and approvals by the local community board, the borough president, the City Planning Commission, the City Council and the mayor.
(b) In holding that the record contained insufficient evidence to sustain the jurys verdict, the Fifth Circuit misapplied the standard of review dictated by Rule 50.
Harvard Provost Steve Hyman acknowledges that the economic uncertainties "have dictated a thorough review of all Harvard's capital planning, including its future development in Allston," but he insists that "no final decisions have been made".
Instead, Clinton's Justice Department crafted new regulations for the appointment of a special counsel that dictated attorney general review of any final report.
Similarly, we see consultations in which GPs did not respond to other concerns raised by patients, the GP adhering to the QOF-dictated review.
We were in the dark ages of communication — pre-Internet, pre-blogs, pre-Twitter — and reviews dictated the fate of a show.
While there is broad agreement that the study designs to be included in a review should be dictated by the interventions being reviewed, there is uncertainty regarding what study designs to include for some specific types of questions.
