Sentence examples for member decisions from inspiring English sources

The organization, founded in 1977, consults on issues that effect board member decisions.

This case suggests that social events extensively reported by the media can influence patient and family member decisions to request life-sustaining treatments such as ECMO.

Preferably, macroscopic images of the resected specimens, as well as the microscopic images, should be available for internal audit and continued education and improvement of all member decisions during the multidisciplinary tumour board meetings.

It is expected that socio-economic factors like SHG member age, marital status, husband's education and training etc. exert considerable influence on the member decision making.

Sheehan [ 42] identified 15 facets for the role of external examiner: subject expert, experienced, impartial judge, custodian of standards, interpreter of regulations, rapid reader, board member, decision maker, conflict coper, interviewer, power source, signatory, migrant, reporter and outsider.

More than 80 of those decisions have been challenged in appellate court on the grounds that the board cannot issue two-member decisions.

But it is not "their money" and we all live in a society whose members' decisions profoundly affect each other.

These individual models provide three-member decisions for the BMA combination, enabling the 90% release interval to be estimated by the Markov Chain Monte Carlo simulation.

We conclude that non-bureaucratic, member-centred systems and relational factors tend to outweigh material considerations in members' decisions to borrow from credit unions.

In this study by modeling of SC members cost structure, a two-level discount scheme is proposed to coordinate SC members' decisions to maximize whole SC profit as well as all members' profitability.

Identical suggestions do not impact the group members' decisions when they originate with a computer, thus supporting to the view that information provided by human leaders is uniquely able to establish welfare-enhancing norms.