Sentence examples similar to conferring decision from inspiring English sources

The socially conservative Family Research Council issued a statement calling the issue of medical rights for gay men and lesbians "a complete red herring" but saying it had "no objection" to individuals conferring decision-making powers to whomever they wish.

It added that conferring those decisions on a government perceived as illegitimate "is a recipe for disaster".

In the sixth-floor newsroom in the News Corp. building, he created a hub that conferred more decision-making authority on editors, who sat elbow to elbow and could discuss ideas freely.

This is because "Parliament had only conferred the decision-making power on the basis that it was to be exercised on the correct legal basis: a misdirection in law in making the decision therefore rendered the decision ultra vires".

Thenceforward it was to be taken that Parliament had only conferred the decision-making power on the basis that it was to be exercised on the correct legal basis: a misdirection in law in making the decision therefore rendered the decision ultra vires".

– Thus, at first blush, this pattern may seem to suggest that diminished GR binding remodels dendritic spines, and that structural remodeling confers maladaptive decision-making.

This concept presupposes public officials delegating matters of national importance to unelected bureaucrats or conferring upon themselves decisions of a judicial nature and immunity from those decisions.

Federal courts are independent of the executive branch and Mr. Amar said such independence might prove useful in conferring legitimacy to decisions reached about people accused of terrorism.

Decisions conferring rights on criminal defendants are often unpopular.

But Gannett reserved the right to close all or part of the hearing to the public and to the news media; he said he would make that decision after conferring with lawyers shortly before the hearing.

Since then, Western diplomats in Baghdad have noticed Mr Maliki's growing readiness to take decisions without conferring with the Americans first.He is trying to strengthen his nationalist credentials in negotiations between his government and the American administration over a "status of forces agreement".