Elsewhere, decisions about who runs the mundane affairs of local government ought not to be swayed by, say, the war in Iraq.
Whichever models of reactor are chosen for Britain – and Westinghouse's AP1000 is also in the running, for the site at Wylfa in Anglesey and perhaps elsewhere – decisions need to be made soon.
Elsewhere decision-makers discussed a process that is explicit, that is linked to strategic direction and that is transparent.
Probably good: for in Indonesia, again unlike elsewhere, the decision to slow down restructuring will not save the banks' owners from paying for their failures.
Prices may well be done declining in Las Vegas, but if the labour market there recovers very slowly relative to those elsewhere, the decision to lock oneself into a mortgage contract could look extremely foolish.
If a Linus Torvalds started behaving like a virtual Milosevic, Linux hackers would take themselves elsewhere.This decision-making process is certainly interesting fodder for social scientists.
Because South Carolina is heavily Republican, the impact of the ruling on national politics is likely to be more limited than in similar disputes elsewhere, including decisions by state courts in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to block new voter restrictions for the coming election.
Elsewhere, such decision-making system should be useful and efficient giving a reliability parameter, e.g., a Confidence Index (CI) on each fault classes set result.
It has been reported elsewhere that decision-making regarding agents for chemoprevention or symptom management may be affected both by health status, for example, a cancer diagnosis[ 25, 26], and by people's perceived need for an agent and perceived risks associated with that agent[ 27- 29].
There was outrage elsewhere over the decision.
Critics said the funding would not compensate for cuts elsewhere, including the decision by the Department for Education to end the ringfenced £162m annual budget for a network of school co-ordinators through the Youth Sports Trust.
