This poster traces the decision-making process to digitise prior images in the context of a digital mammography pilot within BreastScreen Victoria.
Brian Lenihan Jr., Ireland's finance minister, traced the decision to the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers two weeks ago, saying American authorities "were mistaken in permitting that bank to go to the wall because it has had very serious consequences for the world financial system".
In any case, we suggest that by tracing the decision chains of faculty as they interact with organizational memory functions, it is possible to illuminate certain aspects of local cultural practice.
This confusion is causing alarm among historians, archivists, librarians, Congressional investigators and watchdog groups that want to trace the decision-making process and hold federal officials accountable.
But interviews and documents trace the decisions in which the Bush administration changed the nation's approach to environmental controls, ultimately shifting the balance to the side of energy policy.
Leveraging a wealth of newly available primary documents and hundreds of hours of interviews with Chinese officials, she will trace the decision-making processes that result in coercion's use or non-use.
A copy of the plan was made available by federal investigators who are tracing the decisions that led to the fire, which has consumed more than 46,000 acres, destroyed more than 200 homes and shut down the nation's leading nuclear weapons laboratory.
The book traces the Keystone decision back to the presidency of George W. Bush and argues that the pipeline is a "relic of Bush energy policy," proposed at a time when the U.S. relied more heavily on oil imports and the White House refused to acknowledge that climate change was an actual problem.
Much of Iraq's current divisions can be traced to the decision of U.S. occupation authorities immediately following the conquest to abolish the Iraqi army and purge the government bureaucracy -- both bastions of secularism and national identity -- thereby creating a vacuum that was soon filled by sectarian parties and militias.
