Priority-setting entails identifying systematic rules to decide on the distribution of limited health care resources among competing programmes or patients.
It entails looking into the future to decide whether an anticipated reward will justify the effort or expense necessary to obtain it.
It remains unclear, too, precisely how they're going to decide what "best" entails, since, if you've attended high school, "best" and "most popular" don't usually mean the same thing.
It also entailed the rights of individuals and communities to decide their future.
At the time, the state required students to demonstrate proficiency in math and reading before they could graduate, but allowed local districts to decide whether that should entail passing the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment math and reading tests or alternative tests in the subjects.
In each situation, respondents were asked to decide whether their role entailed (1) making the final decision, (2) being consulted but with the final decision made by someone else, or (3) having no role at all.
That the power to decide for one's self entails ipso facto acceptance of the consequences of one's actions, which can have far reaching consequences especially in matters of health [ 8].
In a radio interview with Army Radio, he stated plainly, "We need to decide whether we are going with an alternative that entails fully conquering the Gaza Strip".
The most recent episode tasked contestants with making some questionable but humorous "American pies," leaving the bakers to decide for themselves what our pies entail (one baker decided "American" meant dumping in A LOT of peanut butter).
If the right to decide about an issue devolves upon the 'doers' and the active elements of the public, then this automatically entails a disenfranchising of the less active part of the public and of those who are indirectly affected.
