Sentence examples for consequence the decision from inspiring English sources

As a consequence the decision in an earlier case is not in itself regarded as a justification for reaching a decision in a later case.[1] By contrast, precedents have practical authority because they are regarded as partly constituting the law.

Long before this debate, these very men agreed on something of far greater consequence: the decision to invade Iraq.

As a consequence, the decision to start the patient on CRRT was made.

If criteria are too strict for accepting data as evidence of harm to health, then it is argued that, as a consequence, the decision process will not have sufficient ability to discriminate against false-negative results.

Logistic regression analysis (Table  5) showed an extremely low model fit (Nagelkerke's adjusted R for refractive accuracy 3% and for visual rehabilitation 12%, respectively); as a consequence, the decision for risk adjustment for the external factors should not take these results into account and should be restricted to the univariate findings of stratified analysis.

Another was concerned that the arguments failed to consider the consequences the decision could have for issues such as genetic sequences that might be used for vaccine development.

That is the important consequence of the decision taken by both sides".

Human rights -- athletes' rights, for that matter -- are of no consequence in the decision making.

An unintended negative consequence of the decision to sell arms to Iran was its impact on the U.S. economy.

With often potentially serious long-term financial and commercial consequences, the decision-making and management behind this process will be key to limiting the fallout.

As a consequence, the abortion decision is individualised.