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Off-duty risk decisions refer to the choices individuals make regarding their safety and well-being when they are not engaged in their primary job responsibilities. These decisions can include activities such as socializing, traveling, or engaging in sports, and may carry varying levels of risk. The implications of these choices can affect both personal safety and professional responsibilities, particularly for individuals in high-stakes or public-facing roles. Evaluating off-duty risks is essential to maintain overall safety and ensure alignment with one's professional obligations.
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Can kids make their own descisions?
YES
How do we make descisions?
Either by gut instinct or by rational, logical choice processes.
What is a party caucuses?
These are the group of leaders selected by the party to make exectutive descisions for the party.
What were the major descisions which lead to the vietnam war?
The big one was the Tonkin Gulf Incident.
What classification distinguishes between presidential and parliament?
Parliament is a kind of Gov't that runs with leaders making many descisions but, people still vote, have rights, and leaders don't make all descisions.(Most are voted on)Classification by how power is distributed
What is the negative effects Parliamentary government to people?
Parliament cannot make quick descisions for the people.
Do atheles make a good rolemodel?
it depends if they choose good descisions or not like Niki bover from the husker basketball team i think shes a good rolemodel cus she makes good decisions or Lindsey Moore shes a good rolemodel to she makes good descisions
What is EDC in reference to Police talk?
Every Day Carry.....such as the equipment that police officer carry everyday or everyday offduty...basically there normal carry package of equipment
Why do economic descisions vary from person to person even under the same circumstances?
Costs and benefits are subjective.
Why didn't federalist support ratification?
Because they were in favor of government making all the descisions and not the individual states each ratifying the constitution....
Why didn't anti-federalist support ratification?
Because they were in favor of government making all the descisions and not the individual states each ratifying the constitution....
Who was Prime Minister Tojo?
He was a military leader for Japan. He made the descisions such as the choice to join the axis powers. So he was pretty much the dictator of Japan.
