Sentence examples for lost decision making from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, many patients who have lost decision making capacity and their family members suffer unnecessarily because health care decisions cannot be made in accordance with the patient's wishes or best interests.
Moreover, since the signature of GATT in 1994 and the approval of Free Trade Agreements, governments in developing economies have lost decision-making power over tariffs, which would indicate that they cannot define these taxes in relation to manufacturing performance or other economic variables of interest (Chang and Andreoni 2016).
According to informants at acute care hospitals, it is common practice to begin PEG feeding for patients who cannot eat and have lost decision-making capacity before they are transferred to long-term care hospitals.
If, ordinarily, we ought to respect patient autonomy rather than impose our own judgments on patients, we ought to respect autonomy even after the patient has lost decision-making capacity; and we can do so by following or reconstructing, as best we can, the autonomous decision the patient would have made himself when faced with the current circumstances.
He added that "local democracy and local input into decision making" would be lost.
One man who lost his parents said the decision made no sense and was a political game and a mockery of justice.
What do you stand to lose by making this decision?
On the other hand, it is stated in [7] that, in the absence of SACK, some information is still available to a TCP sender to detect a single or multiple segments lost and make a retransmission decision.
