Rather, these are moments for leaders to ask themselves how privilege may steer the decision-making process.
Just as prices steer our purchasing patterns, they steer the decisions of the companies that make what we buy, enabling them to meet our demand with their supply.
Regardless of the extreme at which the consultation lies, it is our role to moderate the discussion and, although their involvement is critical, we need to steer the decision-making process towards the most appropriate and safest procedure for that particular patient.
"By personifying the fetus, they're trying to steer the woman's decision away from abortion," says Elizabeth Nash, a public-policy associate at the Guttmacher Institute, a reproductive-rights group.
"We want to rely on users to make the decision and steer the search rather than only trying to build a search engine that would try to come up with a perfect answer on the first shot," says Ruotsalo.
Beri Smither, a radiant onetime cover star, has emergent den mother qualities, and Michael Flutie, who steers the casting decisions, holds the promise of rage.
Today's decision was welcomed by the Old Labor section of the party, which has been at odds with Prime Minister Tony Blair over his decision to steer the party he calls New Labor closer to business and away from the trade unions.
As the accusations against Capt Schettino grew, there were those who came to his defence, including sailors, who agreed with his assertion that his decision to steer the ship towards shallower waters had probably saved dozens of lives.
This eschews multimedia bells and whistles in favour of pure text – 260,000 words of it – and multiple-choice decisions to steer the story.
However, the very ambiguities complicate both the opening-up and closing-down of the innovation, so that during the R&D throughput (Blok & Lemmens, 2015), it can be difficult to reach a joint understanding about how to steer the innovation, and to formulate decisions that would be genuinely representative to stakeholder insights.
