Sentence examples for brought a decision from inspiring English sources

In October 2005, the Crown Prosecution Service said no charges for manslaughter through gross negligence could be brought, a decision that the CPS told the rail regulators last month there were no grounds to review.

Chemotherapy then brought a decision to concentrate on expanding ambulatory treatment services rather than building more TB hospitals.

Mr. Romanosky said the application brings a decision on the fate of the museum, which houses 19th- and 20th-century American art, a step nearer to closure.

We're bringing a decision tool to the Hello Tractor ecosystem powered by AI and blockchain," Hello Tractor CEO Jehiel Oliver told TechCrunch.

The women will be asked to bring a decision that needs to be made OR provided with a health/social decision identified by Minwaashin Lodge as commonly experienced by clients.

Every week, it seems, has brought a new decision: Mr. Obama supported Hosni Mubarak until it was clear that Egypt's own army would not, and then he waved as Mr. Mubarak was swept away.

"The coming election brings a fundamental decision about the future of the Czech Republic," said Karel Schwarzenberg, a former foreign minister, runner-up in the presidential election and chairman of the right-leaning TOP 09.

An American official said that those countries might be looking for some way to help, and that a strong United Nations resolution citing the dire conditions in Iraq might bring a favorable decision.

The decision brought a fair amount of uproar in Australia.

The decision brought a jarring end to the testimony phase of a trial once predicted to last all summer.

The decision brought a measure of satisfaction in Beit Sourik, the hardscrabble Palestinian village whose village council was the chief petitioner in the case.