Sentence examples for a wider decision from inspiring English sources

The decision today was "a building block to a wider decision next term," Stanley Herr, a past president of the American Association on Mental Retardation and a law professor at the University of Maryland, said today.

BioRegional Quintain's chief executive, Pete Halsall, told this week's Building magazine: "It is extremely sad but it is part of a wider decision of Quintain's board to focus on its core business.

House Republicans will make no decision on next steps until the Senate finally acts, at which point the leadership will convene the entire conference and make a party-wide decision, said a person familiar with the planning.

Deeply troubling as these cases were, they were too isolated for us to conclude that the misconduct of individual soldiers reflected a wider policy decision to target civilians.

It's not clear yet whether the move is directly related to Twitter acquiring analytics expertise of its own or whether it was a wider business decision with coincidental timing.

Media giant Gannett made a company-wide decision to use its platform as a proactive tool to aid the effort to halt both the disease and misinformation about the disease.

In contrast, Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, has publicly rejected the idea of a big salary increase, saying there would be a cabinet-wide decision to reject higher pay.

The success of the calculation methodology has prompted development of a Europe-wide decision support system to the same effect.

Cowley says he understands why it would be "a bit strange" to deny 16 and 17-year-olds a vote in the 2016 Scottish parliament election now, but argues it would be "bizarre" to make a UK-wide decision based on what's going on in Scotland.

The name of your business has a tremendous impact on how customers and investors view you, and in today's small world, it's a world-wide decision.

But that seems unlikely: over the past few months, the Supreme Court has imposed stays to prevent the start of marriage until they could issue a nation-wide decision.