Sentence examples for institutional decisionmaking from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the proposal is broadly sympathetic to proposals for community-based participatory research, but would seek to extend its scope to specialized care delivery, expand its aims in terms of patient involvement in policy advocacy and institutional decisionmaking, and ideally try to promote partnership between community health practices and academic medical centers.

But Matson says we also need to try to complement existing research with data on new or understudied elements of climate change science areas such as risk communication to help people better understand climate change and behavioral science to improve understanding of individual, societal, and institutional factors that shape decisionmaking.

Professor George Bermann then portrays the institutional, procedural and constitutional dynamics of decisionmaking in the EU.

Drawing on his expertise in comparative law, and particularly comparative administrative law, he identifies and analyzes with much insight the kinds of influences that institutional and procedural structures exert on the process of decisionmaking in the Commission.

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Frank B. Cross, Decisionmaking in the U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals, 91 Calif.

Designing Processes for the Effective Use of Science in Decisionmaking.

A clinical decision aid could guide early triage decisionmaking.

They cannot reduce the supply of land, or distort decisionmaking.

These courts placed greater faith in consumers' decisionmaking abilities.

Consensus decisionmaking processes attempt to challenge these imbalances as well.