Not only does it create more equitable decisions, it adds an interesting Hitchcockian, or "Blowup" dimension to the game.
At its core, however, most scholars agree that democracy refers to a political practice in which individuals govern themselves through some form of equitable decision-making process.
For example, we know that when interviewers evaluate candidates in a more structured way – assessing only relevant qualifications and considering those same qualifications for all candidates – they'll make more objective and equitable decisions.
It is difficult to trust Congress to make fair and equitable decisions because they lie to the American people consistently and irreverently.
Several interventions from around the world, such as those by the South African organisation Sonke Gender Justice and the Brazilian Promundo, have shown that boys and men can be engaged to work towards gender equality and equitable decision-making (e.g., Peacock 2012; Ringheim and Feldman-Jacobs 2009; World Health Organization 2007).
The ACG® can be used for more precise and equitable financial decision-making and to evaluate the efficiency of health resource utilization [ 12- 14].
These are some of the factors that challenge the health literacy of Aboriginal people and may ultimately disrupt their ability to be equitable participants in decision making.
Beyond these achievements, the experience of the past seventy years has made it clear that reform and adaptation to the times is always necessary in the pursuit of the ultimate goal of granting all countries, without exception, a share in, and a genuine and equitable influence on, decision-making processes.
Our data highlight the need for equitable dialogue and decision-making around sexual relationships in South Sudan.
They allow both ensuring the coherence of the system and making the decision process equitable and more efficient.
