Sentence examples for regained decision from inspiring English sources

We obtained informed consent for prospective follow-up in writing after patients regained decision making capacity (or through proxies if patients remained incapable of decision making).

A patient who regained decision-making ability with the surgery could very well decide not to continue treatment, he said.

Consent was sought and confirmed whenever patients regained decision-making capacity.

Michael Bien, a lawyer representing inmates who are against the state in the mental health case, said Friday's ruling undermines the state's bid to regain decision-making authority over the prison population.

Smart technologies carry the potential to aid the development and uptake of this system by enabling efficient tracking, storage and archiving, while providing information relevant to the environmental and economic savings that can be regained, enabling also better decision-making during construction and deconstruction works.

The euro, wobbly against the dollar since Sept. 11, slipped immediately after the central bank announced its decision, but then regained its lost ground after a new statistical report from the United States showed an unexpectedly steep drop in orders for durable goods.

In his last conference address before next year's election, Mr Balls said Labour had learnt from its "past mistakes" and would not "flinch" from tough decisions if it regained power.

As a result, he regained the respect of the decision-makers.

Ruiz lost the World Boxing Association title to Roy Jones Jr., but after Jones abdicated the championship, Ruiz regained it with a 12-round decision over Hasim Rahman late last year.

The low-performing businesses will be able to focus on profitability and regaining market with decisions and spending that don't affect the other divisions.

It was during Hamad's reign (1999 present) that Al Khawalid had regained their influence in the inner decision-making circle.