The MA organization must inform the independent outside entity that the organization has effectuated the decision.
Arguably, impulse control is conceptually distinct from evaluation and appreciation, as it concerns the ability to effectuate one's decisions (i.e. to act upon a decision that is the result of an adequate decision making process).
Indeed, a long line of cases discuss the "broad grant of authority" to NPS to make decisions effectuating the Organic Act's dual mandate.
A MOST is intended to inform, facilitate, memorialize, respect, and effectuate the patient's decisions regarding his or her end-of-life treatment.
"Corporations wield the most political power; these corporations thus also held the greatest power to effectuate change via their customers' purchasing decisions" he argues.
Since the case manager from the municipal sickness benefit office is part of the team, it is possible to make decisions about and to effectuate any initiative e.g. on economic compensations without a long processing time.
One does not have to stretch ones imagination to see how unfortunate decisions and circumstances, once effectuated, will not only remain in but also propagate through the various public sequence repositories through subsequent searches and submissions.
Thus, firms operating in digital ecosystems make strategic decisions and choose competitive actions by effectuating their environment.
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Since 2012, the national guideline of the Netherlands recommends an individualised follow-up by shared decision making, but does not provide recommendations on how to effectuate it.
This decision, which unnecessarily limits the ability of the federal courts to effectuate the intent of NEPA, is mandated neither by the statute nor by the various equitable considerations upon which the Court relies.
