Sentence examples for case decisions from inspiring English sources

The three combine speculation with (in Williams's case) decisions that have definite effects on the built environment.

The bill Konráðsdóttir was arguing for will deny some asylum seekers in Iceland the right to delay deportation while they appeal against their case decisions.

In fact, the police and the attorney general seem to investigate delicate cases against politicians for years, with little pressure either to bring an indictment or close a case, decisions that obviously have political implications.

Judges, too, are to bear "lifetime responsibility" for case decisions, the communiqué says.New courts will also be convened that cross jurisdictional boundaries; their judges, in theory, would not be so easily beholden to local officials.

The announcement that the data would be shared, in response to a demand made repeatedly by United Nations weapons inspectors, came as the White House said President Bush was postponing his weeklong trip to Africa in mid-January, in part to be close to home in case decisions on Iraq had to be made.

How can PiinPoint help a broad set of businesses solve their unique business case decisions involving location?

"When businesses collude rather than compete the ultimate losers are customers," said John Wotton, the chair of the Case Decision Group at the CMA, which made the decision.

Case decision making in child protective services typically occurs in stressful, complex environments fraught with uncertainties.

[The designated individual case decision of the district is neither co-ordinated with us nor based on a recommendation by us.

Instead, the law of unintended consequences resulted in the X Case decision expanding abortion rights.

Parents discovered transgressions, explored the facts of the case, decision rendered, sentence imposed -- not much unusual there.