Sentence examples similar to restore decision from inspiring English sources

The aim of the experiments was to see whether neural prosthetics could theoretically be used to restore decision-making in humans who have suffered trauma or diseases such as Alzheimer's – but as far as these specific tests were concerned at least, the brain prosthetics appeared to make the monkeys smarter.

Fourth, these practices restore decision-making power lost from trauma-induced learned helplessness.

Kansas Republican Senator Pat Roberts told Vox, "Restoring decision-making back to the states is always a good idea, but this is not the best possible bill ― this is the best bill possible under the circumstances".

10 Accordingly, we allow the appeal and restore the decision of the arbitrator.

Backers of the EU's (stalled) Lisbon treaty like to claim that it is vital to restore "efficient" decision-making to Europe, after recent waves of enlargement to the east.

Fortunately, we can restore such decision-making power to patients and their families.

(India's 1860 act is a legacy of British rule; the government says it is looking at how to restore the 2009 decision).

If the primacy of the G20 is not restored, global decision-making could revert to some smaller, less inclusive group like a G14 or the G7.

If spending levels are to be restored, those decisions can be made against a backdrop where for the first time in decades, spending reductions have been made in a fair manner.

The Pacific Telesis Group, which owns Pacific Bell, expressed dismay at the decision but said it hoped the F.C.C. would go through the lengthy legal procedures needed to restore its original decisions.

In 2006, Stòras Uibhist confirmed the decision of the previous owner to allow the golf club to restore the course — a decision that the Askernish crofters contested.