Sentence examples for a narrow decision from inspiring English sources

The ruling, that only "unreasonable" restraint of trade constitutes a monopoly, was received by antitrust advocates as a narrow decision that favored the trusts.

In fact, he almost lost the bout, escaping with a narrow decision before about 8,500 fans at the Paris Las Vegas Casino Resort.

Typically, Durán was the first to accept the challenge and, in 1983, Hagler showed the lightweight legend too much respect while eking out a narrow decision.

This represents a national response of far greater depth and breadth than a narrow decision to support nuclear power or not.

For Mr. Clair, the justices wrongly reversed the ruling of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, which in a narrow decision said that he was entitled to a new lawyer.

And weeks earlier, the justices ruled, in a narrow decision, for a Christian baker who had claimed mistreatment by Colorado's civil rights commission, which penalized him for denying service to a gay couple.

In that sense, it was a narrower decision than many had expected.

Even if McConnell doesn't get his way and the court issues only a narrower decision that does away with aggregate contribution limits, good-government advocates warn that such a ruling would create a more corrupt elections process.

"It was a very narrow decision, a cautious one at the very early stages in what will obviously be a long and very complex case," he said.

In a line that makes clear that even a relatively narrow decision, based in statutory grounds, can say a great deal about Presidential power, the Ninth Circuit decision noted that "immigration, even for the President, is not a one-person show".

In a very narrow decision, we prefer Charlotte Jefferson for her superior knowledge of community problems and ideas for how the city could help solve them.