Sentence examples for a decisive case for from inspiring English sources
It is in this sense that most of us felt that the BBC failed to make out a decisive case for the whole of the ambitious spending programmes which it asked us to fund.
But before the more zealous carnivores start sharpening spears or pitchforks, and despite my prevailing support for the vegans, I must add that neither on the basis of health, nor ethics, do I find a decisive case for only eating only plants.
The decisive case was that of Adnan Latif, a Yemeni who said he had come to Afghanistan to seek medical treatment for a head wound.
Although the case was a decisive win for Apple, the judge overseeing it denied a request by Apple for a permanent injunction against the sale of some Samsung mobile products.
The verdict, rendered in under a day of deliberations by a five-member panel after a nine-day court-martial at this base 45 miles south of Seattle, was a decisive victory for Army prosecutors, whose case against Sergeant Gibbs was built largely on testimony from other soldiers, including many who had pleaded guilty in the crimes.
For the first time, Bangladeshis saw a voting system that seemed to deliver a fair and credible outcome.In this case, the outcome was a decisive victory for candidates backed by the Awami League (candidates had to run as independents but could be supported by parties).
However, he said: "This does not mean that Ukraine will not be ready for a decisive action in case of a pessimistic and negative scenario".
ACCURACY A case can certainly be made that Mr. Specter was a decisive vote for the stimulus package.
Numerical analyses indicate that in most cases, the stability of the rock mass under the plug loading is not a decisive factor for plug design.
