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If there is an EIA for a new incinerator plant to be reviewed in the future, the official committee of the Taiwan EPA could review the reasonableness of impact levels in EIA reports quickly.
In fact, by virtue of being a plaintiff in a collection proceeding, it was anticipated that DLA Piper's services and bills would be reviewed in a judicial process and by a trier of fact for reasonableness and accuracy, and we continue to believe that the DLA Piper fees subject to our collection proceeding will be determined to be appropriate and fair.
This appeal to procedural justice rather than a more substantive view was the idea behind developing the fair, deliberative process called 'accountability for reasonableness' (2) that Steven Maluka writes about in his PhD thesis summarized in a PhD review (3).
If there are no limits, you can't draw lines.This is a plea for reasonableness.
One version of such a process is called "accountability for reasonableness" (Daniels and Sabin 2008).
To make sure we examined the model output for reasonableness under a variety of settings of the input parameters.
Over the past twenty years, there has been considerable scholarly attention paid to strengthening fairness and legitimacy using the prominent ethical framework, Accountability for Reasonableness (A4R).
Fair processes, as defined for example by Daniels' and Sabin's accountability for reasonableness framework, have been identified as essential for securing socially acceptable priority setting decisions.
Accountability for reasonableness seeks to establish a framework for prioritization and fair allocation of responsibilities in decision-making, unlike considerations of cost-effectiveness and comparative effectiveness research.
