Appellants do contend, however, that the Board did not exercise informed business judgment in its adoption of the Plan.
One practical implication of this is that most investor fiduciaries are essentially obligated to use proxy advisors and similar service providers in order to control costs and improve their ability to exercise informed proxy voting rights.
Our Center for Public Service provides students numerous opportunities to exercise informed citizenship beyond the classroom.
To this end, we conducted a scoping review and consensus exercise, informed by the disciplines of psychology, sociology, anthropology and economics.
It will directly inform this patient group how to optimise the benefits from exercise, inform Primary Care and physiotherapy services about the effectiveness of their management of knee pain in older adults and inform future education of healthcare practitioners.
55 Furthermore, if informed choice, as set out by the General Medical Council, is to be adopted and promoted as a goal of high quality health care, it must be available to a broad spectrum of the community so they may equally exercise informed choice.
The NHS cancer plan has emphasised the importance of good communication between patients and the staff caring for them. 1 Many patients want more information about their disease and treatment options, 2 3 and this is important if patients are to exercise informed consent.
Objective: to describe the extent to which women using maternity services perceive that they have exercised informed choice.
It may however be problematic to assume that women who previously did not seek out or who declined testing before routine PITC were exercising informed, autonomous choice.
This allows more focused discussion among experts following this exercise, and informs the investors and policy makers about the amount of controversy that surrounds each research question.
