Sentences with phrase «normal decision process»

«United disregarded the books and records and internal accounting controls provisions of the securities laws while casting aside its normal decision process to re-enter one of its hub's poorest performing markets,» Andrew Ceresney, SEC enforcement division director, said in a news release Friday.

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I would say it probably wasn't until I was two years into the process that I even had confidence to write a check, to make a decision as a venture capitalist, because the first couple years all I learned was shocking and confusing and I'm realizing that was very different from a normal world.

Morag and Jessica believe strongly in respecting the normal process of childbirth and in the importance of informed decision making.

Lamaze: Lamaze classes teach women that birth is normal, and focus not only on the birth process, but on informed decision - making, relaxation techniques, and optimal positioning for birth, as well.

«We need to ensure that these stimulus dollars are used for job opportunities for Alaskans, while preserving the regular operating spending decisions through the normal budget process,» Palin said in a statement.

Environmental and government watchdog groups were outraged that a decision was made not only to steer money from a water treatment fund to help offset the construction of a bridge, but that the decision occurred outside of the normal public review process.

These cells can produce platelets and red blood cells, and a full understanding of their in vivo derivation and fate decision choices represent critical areas for our understanding of normal blood development and processes underlying cancer.

I am an editor for a major Earth science journal, and I would like to make a few comments about the «normal» review and decision process for a paper.

The final decisions would be reached by the normal political processes based on the alternatives produced by the groups and the ensuing discussion.

Whether EPA's decision was based on expediency or as an end run around the normal bureaucratic process is not known, but both motivations appear plausible.

The court's decision rejected a theory that would have exposed the Lead Underwriters to strict liability and impeded a normal, salutary process by which the trading of newly issued IPO shares is stabilized, to the benefit of both issuers and investors.

Our research suggests that in considering ABS applications, the SRA risked a cognitive bias in its decision making process: anything that was different was «not normal,» was highlighted as high risk and was less likely to make it successfully through the application process.

However, where most view ADR as a parallel system that is prior to — and outside — the normal judicial process (hence the term «alternative»), the CAT innovated by bringing ADR to every stage of its process, from party - to - party negotiation through to decision by a tribunal member.

It thus prevents consideration of material so that, in the normal course, it plays no part in the substantive decision making in the judicial process.

A Second Circuit decision on November 3 in Lowinger v. Morgan Stanley rejected a theory that would have impeded the normal process by which trading of newly issued IPO shares is stabilized.