Consequently, a decision to use routine standards of assessment for a non-routine subject is not a fair decision.

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Keith Lewis, from St Day, criticised PCH's decision to cancel routine clinics.

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The Queen's Medical Centre said bosses had taken the decision not to restart routine surgery following the Christmas and New Year holiday.

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Finally, even if the review of this fish as a veterinary drug was appropriate, the decision to approve it should have been routine and made at an organizational level far below the FDA commissioner, let alone by OMB and the White House.

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"iFACTS, based on Trajectory Prediction and Medium Term Conflict Detection, provides decision-making support and helps controllers manage their routine workload, increasing the amount of traffic they can comfortably handle, " trumpets the Nats website.

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In response to my query over the weekend, Yale's Press Secretary Thomas Conroy wrote that the decision to close YIISA was made by a faculty committee during a routine five-year review of the program.

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Americans first became familiar with the task force in November 2009, when it made the controversial decision to recommend that women ages 40-49 shouldn't get routine mammograms.

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As we have stated, this decision has far-reaching implications for businesses and individuals across the country in the way routine business decisions are implemented.

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