| The increase in decisional balance pros was expected, but the increase in decisional balance cons was not expected based on previous research. |
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| Here is a good example of the influence which can be exerted within this organization with decisional capacity. |
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| By calculating this score, evaluators were able to determine whether the decisional tree had to be applied for the test language. |
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| To present the decisional process and major steps to be taken with regard to this study. |
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| The woman concerned by certain decisions that are of direct concern to her or to her child may also be confronted with this decisional hierarchy. |
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| The rules of participation in decisions are clarified through the identification of the decisional centre. |
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| The Strategy Committee submits proposals to the Board of Directors, which remains the decisional organ for strategic matters. |
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| The Eastern Ontario Health Unit's Board of Health is an upper decisional body and is responsible for budget approval and governance. |
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| This means that they act within the decisional process of the three pillars. |
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| Finally, a more prosaic reason why the Court has not yet referred to the Charter may be its decisional procedures, which require unanimity. |
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| It indicates that this approach can also lead to decisional bureaucracy, to inefficient mechanisms, to loss of substantive focus. |
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| In reference to habitat protection, it is as much a learning tool as it is a decisional aid. |
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| This committee does not have any decisional power but it comes as a support of the political structures and of the direction of the network. |
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| Two central assumptions underlie virtually all contemporary work on decisional capacity. |
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| How will it incorporate this element in its ongoing program evaluation and decisional process? |
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| Of the ten participants, four were experiencing some decisional conflict and two were experiencing mild decisional regret. |
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| The documents are part of the decisional process used by MSHA that leads to a final agency decision. |
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| Before the twentieth century, evidence law was largely the product of decisional law. |
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| Meta Analysis makes users understand the existing decisional system and audit it. Meta Analysis homogenizes the system by reducing the number of links. |
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| Bureaucracy and slow decisional process are the main barriers mentioned that finally exasperate Quebec entrepreneurs, more costumed to doing business in North America. |
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| An appeals officer handling an objection has complete decisional independence relative to the recommendation to confirm, vacate, or vary the assessment. |
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| The scientific model is not the decisional model. |
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| A theory of decisional capacity must allow for the fact that health care subjects can make unpopular decisions, even ones that are considered highly irrational by others. |
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| The challenge is that, while a theory of decisional capacity must allow for such apparently irrational decisions, it must also embody a clear and robust test of capacity. |
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| Theories that construe decisional capacity as a matter of internal rationality are sometimes criticized on the grounds that they ignore the importance of 'external rationality' as a criterion of capacity. |
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| This will ensure co-operation coherence and complementarity in the preparation and in the decisional and operational phases of deployment of civilian resources and means. |
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| Finally, the applicant considers that the Commission should not have applied a multiplying factor to its subsidiaries as this was not justified on the basis of the parties' turnovers and the Commission's decisional practice. |
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| The US said text on a shared vision should be concise and decisional, derived from the BAP building blocks, and include a long-term global goal for emission reductions. |
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| Another recommendation that would give the Board the decisional power to review grievances from military judges, who have no recourse within the CF for their grievances, also merits consideration. |
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| However, the Department will give operators greater decisional authority in some fields as their capacity to take on additional management responsibilities increases and they show their commitment to sustainability. |
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| More members equals less decisional power. |
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| The procedures should also make plain that a decisional official, whether or not challenged, may voluntarily abstain from participating in a particular proceeding. |
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