Sentence examples for a decision carried from inspiring English sources

"On January 22 Nato's military committee agreed… under a silence procedure," the cable notes, referring to a decision carried by consensus unless someone speaks up to object.

Tenet explicitly ordered medical staff to be present – a decision carrying the effect of having them extensively document and evaluate the torture sessions.

The surprise in this 5-to-4 decision was less the outcome than the lineup, with Justice David H. Souter deserting his usual allies to write the majority opinion and Justice Sandra Day O'Connor warning in dissent that the decision carried "a grave potential for abuse".

Narayan later gave up accompaniment; this decision carried a financial risk because interest in solo sarangi was not yet substantial.

Making this decision carried an unusual urgency.

The council's decision – carried by a 69.9% vote of its members – came after a recommendation from the FA's Membership Committee.

On 9 April 2014, the FA Council announced its decision, carried by a 63.5% vote of its members, to reject the club's application for a name change.

Ms. Eisland said her decision carried no consideration of ethnic politics.

That decision carried huge risk.

The letter said the issue of his tax residence "seems central" and could be resolved only by "an assurance about such an irrevocable decision, carrying with it messages about availability and status as a UK taxpayer".

But advocating for it is a macro decision, carrying the weight of many — and by extension, all, not one.