Sentences with phrase «upon a decision maker»

«We are certainly seeing higher public interest in this training, and our campaign calls upon decision makers in workplaces and popular public spaces such as arenas, fitness centers, hotels, and churches to place AEDs in the same locations as a fire extinguisher.»

Similarly in Stefan v General Medical Council [1999] 1 WLR 1293, Lord Clyde explained: «The trend of the law has been towards an increased recognition of the duty upon decision makers of many kinds to give reasons.

Calling upon decision makers to ensure the following is integral to our mission as an organization:

Will your resume impress upon a decision maker to call you in for a job interview?

Not exact matches

In fact, it is reasonable to infer that machine - generated decision makers assess and act upon perceived market instability using this metric.

Call upon politicians and decision makers to take the political and legal steps necessary to establish a constitutional contractual relationship among its citizens, and to support all formulations and initiatives that aim to fortify relations and understanding among the various religious groups in the Muslim World;

We go to events like SEMI ISS 2017, not to listen to interesting presentations, but to have a pro-active presence in the semiconductor marketplace and to impress upon suppliers, toolmakers, and industry decision makers our desire for them to become part of the Saratoga County business community.

«Decision - makers should develop health promotion programmes to educate families and communities about the importance of using postnatal care services, for instance upon noticing dangers signs in newborns, such as convulsions or problems with feeding,» von Xylander said.

The information gathered would enable the development of a coherent coordinated system that will routinely let teachers, students and parents know how students are doing academically and provide teachers, school administrators and elected decision - makers with accurate data upon which to base policy.

Decision - makers often invoke «overall job performance» because they need a single score upon which to base their decisions, but practical demands do not eradicate scientific reality.

The DRC conducts an intake interview upon receipt of a request for an accommodation to determine if the supervisor or designated decision - maker can be contacted as required to begin the interactive process.

Upon receiving a request for reasonable accommodation, the decision - maker and individual with a disability should engage in an informal process to clarify what the individual needs and identify the appropriate reasonable accommodation.

If an employee is in a bargaining unit, the decision - maker must contact the appropriate OA labor relations office or specialist to determine what, if any, labor relations obligations must be met prior to implementing a reasonable accommodation agreed upon by the decision - maker and the requesting applicant or employee.

A temporary measure may be provided as a reasonable accommodation only if agreed upon by the decision - maker and the employee.

And yet, with the introduction of the latest generation of the iconic Ford Mustang, the decision - makers at the Blue Oval decided it was time to expand upon the standing V6 / V8 duo of engine choices with a turbocharged four - cylinder: a throwback to the 2.3 L turbo offered in the fox - bodied third - generation car.

Study results are based upon 600 web - based surveys among a statistically representative sampling of investment decision - makers within 401 (k) plan sponsors.

At the end of the day, some decision makers are asking for my analysis on these issues, based upon what I have written on the blog as well as in journal publications.

Scientists and decision - makers alike should treat climate models not as truth machines to be relied upon for making adaptation decisions, but instead as one of a range of tools to explore future possibilities.

Under the principles of administrative law, government decision - makers must act within the ambit of power bestowed upon them by statute and they must act in a way that is sufficiently fair and transparent.

Her divergence from the majority in both decisions rested on the view that judicial deference is based upon the principle of relative expertise or experience in a particular area, and thus this bare assertion of a presumption of deference simply because a statutory decision - maker is interpreting its home statute pays too little attention to whether the statutory decision - maker actually has sufficient expertise or experience to justify deference to its determination of a legal question (See Alliance Pipeline at para 80 and Alberta Teachers» Association at paras 82 — 89).

Both the appeal panel and the Administrative Court (Dobbs J) in Eisai accepted NICE's submissions that it was not the role of consultees to «quality assure» NICE's work: it was for NICE as the decision - maker to obtain and ensure the quality of the material upon which it relied.

At the BC Court of Appeal, West Coast LEAF, again in coalition with CLAS, intends to argue that it is incumbent upon decision - makers to take a flexible approach to discrimination claims, one that allows for evidence of social context.

All decisions are effective immediately upon issuance and continue in effect until vacated, corrected, or modified by the Decision - maker or until the Court enters an Order pursuant to a de novo hearing (see below).

The Decision - Maker alone may be appointed in a family dispute, or may be appointed in addition to the appointment of a Parenting Coordinator or an Arbitrator (see below) at any time after the entry of an order concerning parental responsibilities and upon written consent of both parties.

For example, Madam Justice Deschamps wrote a concurring opinion in Alberta Teachers» Association on the view that judicial deference is based upon the principle of relative expertise or experience in a particular area, and thus a bare assertion of a presumption of deference simply because a statutory decision - maker is interpreting its home statute pays too little attention to whether the statutory decision - maker actually has sufficient expertise or experience to justify deference to its determination of a legal question (Alberta Teachers» Association at paras 82 — 89).

In short, the informed reasonable person, thinking the matter through, would demand a statistical analysis of this data by an expert based upon and having taken into consideration all of the various factors and circumstances that are unique to and impact on determinations of refugee claims before he or she would think it more likely than not that the decision - maker would not render a fair decision

Rigorous decisions are being forced upon managers and policy makers, for example in the UK, where drastic legal aid proposals are being put forward by the government or in The Netherlands, where the prison system is undergoing a drastic overhaul.

[I] t seems to me that an applicant for judicial review who seeks to conduct an examination that will touch upon the deliberative secrecy of the decision - maker must present some basis for a clearly articulated and objectively reasonable concern that a relevant legal right may have been infringed.

I hope that readers of this article can take all the steps possible to encourage the decision - makers and lawmakers to start reversing the disastrous progressive effect of the legal aid changes that have been forced upon us for more than two decades now.

By combining transactions, accounting, analytics, and «always on» audit in one system, Workday empowers decision - makers with in - the - moment and on - the - go financial and business insight they can act upon.

Your career advancement, and capturing the attention of key decision makers, are based upon the strength of your resume.

As decisions by administrative decision - makers will have a significant impact upon the rights and liberties of affected persons it is imperative that clear definitions are contained in the legislation.

This way, the success of the chosen «newbie» (he / she «should» be «chosen» from amongst the many would - be wannabe's who really have no business in this business in the first place) would fall upon the shoulders of the mentor, who would be the ultimated decision maker when it boils right down to just who does get to participate within what - should - be-a-profession-but-which-currently-is-not... the mentor would be the hiring officer... period.