This step reflects the reasonableness of decision-making.
Thus, the degree of stakeholder participation had the strongest influence of the reasonableness of decision-making and was significant.
The presence of three influences was supported: the links between both stakeholder participation or transparency and the reasonableness of decision-making; and the effect of transparency on the degree of scientific rigour of assessment.
PLS-PM was used as an estimation technique for a structural equation model that specified hypotheses between the components of decision processes and the reasonableness of decision-making in terms of medical, economic and other ethical criteria.
Indeed, elucidating decision criteria and how they are considered are key to establishing accountability and reasonableness of decisions.
Indeed, elucidating decision criteria and how they are considered are key to establishing accountability and reasonableness of decisions and fulfils the A4R framework set forth by Daniels and Sabin [ 6].
While the impact of transparency on the reasonableness of decisions is contested [ 27] it is clear that it remains paramount in regard to accountability, consistency of implementation, and the right to information of a broad range of stakeholders, not least patients.
The contestability condition helps to ensure that the reasonableness of the decision is robust, that all relevant reasons and evidence have indeed been weighed by the decision-making body in coming to its decision.
July 2014 Andrew Green QC appointed to consider the "reasonableness" of the decision to take action against Cummings.
A judicial review considers the lawfulness and/or reasonableness of a decision taken - it would not re-assess an asylum claim.
"If the reasonableness of this decision, that T-shirts promote the game, is so self-evident, then why wouldn't the rule of reason control completely?" Justice Sonia Sotomayor asked Levy.
