Sentence examples for an apparent decision from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere was greatly improved by an apparent decision by Republicans to drop earlier threats to block Senate business if they did not get their way.

Abbott's comments to the Australian newspaper – that he was "flabbergasted" at an apparent decision to delay the acquisition of 12 new submarines – had been contradicted by senior defence officials, Turnbull said.

Missiles fired at the Mason did not damage the ship but left many in Washington wondering if the US would be drawn deeper into the conflict following an apparent decision by the Houthis or their Iranian patrons to target the Mason.

Perhaps it was Pearson's human qualities that persuaded Leicester's clearly split board to perform a U-turn and overrule an apparent decision to sack their manager, reputedly firing and re-instating him within a matter of hours during a chaotic February evening.

At least four foreign members of the legal staff have walked out in recent weeks to protest an apparent decision by top investigators not to pursue new prosecutions beyond the first two cases, which involve the conviction of a prison chief last July and the impending trial of four leaders of the movement that was responsible for the deaths of 1.7 million people from 1975 to 1979.

Earlier there was confusion over an apparent decision by a top court which would have boosted Mr Maliki's chances of remaining prime minister.

The Democrats' apparent decision marks an unusual break with tradition at the state board, where the two parties have had something of a nonaggression pact.

It seems to be the way the debate is unfolding, doesn't it?" The apparent decision to allow a free vote on Trident marks a change of heart by the leadership.

Iran's apparent decision to take up a U.S. invitation to attend a conference on Afghanistan later this month may be more significant than Khamenei's words.

Bachelor star Ben Higgins has been stacking up the news coverage for his apparent decision to run, as a Republican, for Colorado House District 4, which is an incredibly progressive northwest Denver district.

But they noted that fears of a supply crunch had eased a fact reflected by OPEC's apparent decision to hold off on a new increase in its official output ceiling.