Regardless of the information recipient, the most pressing contextual factors guiding the decision to disclose an IF were clinical significance, respect for individuals, scope of professional responsibilities, and implications for the healthcare/research system.
But although this is sanitised Dickens, Bart manages to write some thumping good tunes and provide scope for individual actors.
Born in Bergen in 1943, Jensen grew up in an austere post-war Marshall-planned, sugar-rationed society, with limited scope for individual self-expression.
Contrary to some accounts, Marx wasn't a crude economic determinist: he believed in the role of the individual, while pointing out, perfectly correctly, that larger forces, and prior history, determine the scope for individual action.
Whereas the decision to take a job might be mainly influenced by pay, satisfaction and behaviour once in the job were strongly influenced by how the work was organised and scope for individual initiative.
However the BBC's guidelines grant comedians "scope for individual expression" and the corporation defends Have I Got News For You's more controversial moments by defending its absolute right to lampoon public figures in an irreverent manner.
Philip Isherwood, a strategist at Dresdner Kleinwort, reckons that almost a third of European companies have balance-sheets that put them at risk of financial distress.In short, although investors may be braced for bad news at the aggregate level, there is a lot of scope for individual companies to shock.
Buddhism, since it does not attribute inspiration or inerrancy to its canonical sources, allows some scope for individual reason to criticize the authoritative writings, but, like other religions, it has to face the charge that the illumination to which it aspires may be illusory.
Since the factors of production could be controlled, there was scope for individual owners and their managers to better manage the variables and hence be more efficient.
