Sentence examples for a stern decision from inspiring English sources
A stern decision by the Irish referee Alain Rolland, who reacted to Sam Warburton's 18th minute tackle on Vincent Clerc by dismissing the Wales captain for dangerous play, gave the men in red a mountain too much to climb as they attempted to reach their first Rugby World Cup final.
Fifa 15 publisher Electronic Arts has launched a stern defence of its decision to reconfigure the transfer market within the game's popular Ultimate Team mode.
Late Thursday, London's mayor, Boris Johnson, summoned Sir Paul to City Hall for a stern lecture about his decision to hire Mr. Wallis in 2009, local news outlets reported, and Mr. Johnson said he would press for a full investigation.
The decision was a stern call to action, as well as a blow to a country's pride and prestige.
Third and scarcely less important, the decision would give bite to conditionality, sending a stern lesson to the rest of Europe that bail-out terms cannot be flouted with impunity.XVI.
Unfortunately, those demonstrators unhappy at Yanukovych's implicit decision to pursue closer relations with Putin's Russia have been met with a stern crackdown from riot police.
That decision matches word on the street over the past few weeks, and delivers a stern rebuke to the Trump administration, which had opposed the deal from its earliest days.
Indeed, making any decision to use Facebook at Work (for right now at least) should come with a stern warning and opportunity/cost benefit analysis.
