Sentence examples for engaged in decision from inspiring English sources
Since 1991, The Foundation's program in bioethics has provided funding for physicians, lawyers, philosophers, economists, theologians and other professionals to address micro and macro issues in bioethics, providing guidance for those engaged in decision making at the bedside as well as those responsible for shaping institutional and public policy.
Since this study was exploratory in nature, it was important to select a group that was actively engaged in decision making.
The researchers were keen to elicit what women thought about the quality of the care they received and if they were actively engaged in decision making.
These findings suggest that councils could benefit from ensuring these stakeholder groups are represented on the council and more fully engaged in decision making related to task shifting and pre-service reform.
Strategies such as a person-centered approach in which the older person is actively engaged in decision making about recommendations, 25 goal setting, engaging with family, 30 and prioritizing a limited number of interventions for those with many risk factors to be addressed 30, 31 may improve adherence to recommended interventions through falls clinic interventions.
An emphasis on the wider community: Perhaps, the most important factor in successfully providing basic education to all children in Uganda is how effectively the wider community can be engaged in decision making regarding all aspects of education in the community.
A reimagined leadership would enable a network of people across the world to be engaged in decision-making, to be part of building stronger capacities to overcome poverty.
It was a stiffer challenge for big family-run businesses like Benetton, which also hired outsiders but whose family is still engaged in decision-making, sowing confusion sometimes about the chain of command, Mr. Vimercati says.
So what if children's active minds are engaged in decisions in which people are "dismembered, decapitated, disemboweled, set on fire and chopped into little pieces," he countered.
Under Bernhardt, she said, Interior has not only downplayed climate science, it has engaged in decisions and rulemaking "that will accelerate its effect.
