Sentence examples for a decision would throw from inspiring English sources

Such a decision would throw open the door to more decampment from the U.S.G.A. rules.

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe suggested the decision to destroy a "lorry-load" of intelligence from an investigation into criminality inside the Met was wrong and said such a decision would now only be taken at a very senior level, throwing the spotlight back on his predecessors Lord Stevens and Lord Blair.

A close snap would throw a "table-top curve," which would break straight down.

A neuropsychological assessment would throw light on functional status of brain behaviour relationships affected by malnutrition.

Rumours floated that there were plans afoot to close the entire operation – a decision that would have thrown nearby Swansea, Llanelli, Neath, Bridgend, Newport and Ebbw Vale into a state of economic devastation, as well as Port Talbot itself.

"I would throw in a surge and he would throw in a surge," Lockhart said.

Landlords immediately criticized the decision, saying its impact would throw thousands of building owners who did the same thing into financial distress.

Perhaps, a comparative qualitative study would throw more light on the contextual issues behind the numbers.

But legislation pending in Congress would throw out the CRB decision and set royalty rates for all Internet radio operators at just 7.5% of gross revenue.

Mr. Simon, who had a come-from-behind-victory in the Republican primary in March, said that the family company would appeal and that he was confident the decision would be thrown out.

I had no sense I would throw a no-hitter.