Sentence examples for procedures decisions from inspiring English sources

David Leonhardt ("Limits in a System That's Sick," Economic Scene, June 17) makes no mention of the most egregious form of medical care rationing — the decisions by insurance companies to pay or not to pay for medical procedures, decisions that are routinely based on cost rather than on sound medical practice.

According to the text, the domestic regulation chapter sets out the rules for government measures (laws, regulations, rules, procedures, decisions, administrative actions, or any other form) relating to qualification requirements and procedures, licensing requirements and procedures, and technical standards, for the characteristics of services or how they are to be supplied.

According to guidelines from the local ethics committees, after thorough examination of the SEYLE study objectives and procedures, decisions were made locally to obtain consent through an opt-in method (parents had to sign a consent form if they allowed their child to participate) or an opt-out method (parents had to sign a refusal form if they did not want their child to participate).

The assessment and intervention procedures, decision rules, and schoolwide training methods are described in detail and practical implications are discussed.

It includes, but is not limited to, the following sub-barriers: training programs, safety polices, operating procedures, decision making, management practices and knowledge, leadership and communication.  .

A complete CWA includes system analyses at five levels: work domain, decision-making procedures, decision-making strategies, social organization/collaboration, and worker skill level.

Data quality was influenced by the veterinarians' perceptions of collection procedures, decision making and their different motivations to collect data systematically.

The Warren Court's criminal-procedure decisions just won't do it.

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court handed down two important criminal procedure decisions, both allowing defendants to seek habeas corpus review of their convictions in federal court.

With this procedure, decisions on investments into different risk reduction measures are based on efficiency considerations in order to achieve an optimal allocation of limited societal resources.

The Supreme Court of the United States issued almost no constitutional criminal procedure decisions for its first century of existence.