Sentence examples for a decision due to from inspiring English sources

"But they made a decision due to bad weather on its way so you can never really blame that.

In March the high court decided Total should pay the property damage bills of individual and business claimants – a decision due to be appealed against next year.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport is overseeing a tender process involving eight bidders for the three pilot schemes, with a decision due to be announced by the culture secretary, Ben Bradshaw, next Thursday.

However, with a decision due to made on the report's findings next month, Mr Blair could face an even more rocky ride at the Labour party conference, which opens on September 30.

The meeting will be deferred by 48 hours to the afternoon of Friday 8 May and continue on the following Monday morning, with a decision due to be announced at noon on the Monday after the election.

Two weeks ago, Miller announced that ministers were not going to consider a rival royal charter devised by a group of major publishers, sticking instead with the charter agreed in March – a decision due to be ratified by the privy council next week.

Without warning, one of my other client companies called to say that the firm had decided to postpone a hiring decision, due to a newly instituted hiring freeze.

However, the approval is subject to a court decision due to a legal petition filed by AstraZeneca.

Defining the location and number of valves in a specific pipeline section is a challenging decision due to the countless combinations of these two design components (i.e., where and how many valves).

With large amounts of information, it can be an extremely difficult to make a rational decision, due to the number of intervening variables, their interrelationships, potential solutions that might exist, diverse objectives envisioned for a project, etc.

"This was a conscious decision due to the absence of an objective basis for retaining the O.S.C.E.