Her decision implicated them all.
But many observers saw it as an outgrowth of that ruling, since the latest decision implicated the parental rights of a lesbian couple.
At fault are "social policies that reflect collective decisions," and, "insofar as we have some responsibility for those collective decisions, we are implicated by our failure to address removable barriers to others' success".
These neural "prediction errors" guide learning and maximize an agent's reward over time (Dayan & Balleine, 2002; Montague, King-Casas, & Cohen, 2006; Sutton & Barto, 1998), and anomalies in value-guided decisions have been implicated in psychiatric conditions including depression and substance dependence (Chiu & Deldin, 2007; Chiu, Lohrenz, & Montague, 2008).
A Stackelberg game solution is formulated to model a leader-follower joint optimization problem as a two-level optimization problem between two decision makers, implicating a mathematical program that contains sub-optimization problems as its constraints.
Organizational learning theory offers a way to conceptualize how these decision chains are implicated in the change process.
Just as values play an ineliminable role in reaching decisions about where to set the threshold for the diagnosis of ADHD, so too are they implicated in decisions about which treatment would be best for a particular child [ 74].
Approaches to distributive justice seek to compensate for natural inequalities existing at birth among individuals of fixed identities, but considerations of justice are now implicated earlier, in decisions about the distribution of genetic characteristics, decisions which affect the identities of those born.
While ministers agreed easily on the decision to target Syrians implicated in the bombing of Aleppo, they were divided over whether to criticise Russia.
Aldi said it was conducting its own investigation while Lidl said it has taken the decision to remove all implicated products from sale pending an investigation.
