Moreover, when there are 3 or more voters, it is well known that only a dictatorial rule is satisfactory if voting (which is an aggregation of individual preferences) has to meet principles such as unanimity, anonymity, monotonicity, and systematicity.
A comparative analysis of the results of the decision-making audit will enable us to assess the relative position of CCGs in meeting principles of fair and legitimate priority setting.
East and West meet in principle on the sanctity of life, but the West is more pragmatic about it.
The marginal costs are then applied as the basis for a revised airport charge scheme designed to meet the principle of maximizing social benefits.
When expanding the parameters of context, the use of placebo-controlled trials in developing countries also fails to meet the principle of justice.
To meet this principle aim, we have initially characterized changes in PLM expression and phosphorylation, and functional indices of hypertrophy, Na pump function and intracellular Na, in genetically normal C57BL/6J mice subjected to suprarenal aortic constriction.
The best courts already meet these principles.
"Yesterday's early parliamentary vote did not meet fundamental principles of democratic elections".
The federal agencies acknowledged that a "large percentage of food products currently in the marketplace would not meet the principles".
The report also identified a failure to meet international principles on how the process should be led.
