Sentence examples for currently a decision from inspiring English sources
Whether flags on government buildings or land represent government speech or free speech is currently a decision for South Carolina's General Assembly, which has yet to comment on whether the Confederate flag will be removed from its lawns.
Google is currently facing a decision in Spain on whether it should pay tax on the newspaper content it accesses.
Andrews is currently awaiting a decision on the funding of her PhD, which is focused on the relationships between academic libraries and "data flows, digital labour, academic social networking services and governance in research support".
The proposal included a proposal to eliminate much of subsidies political parties currently receive, a decision that many deemed to be ideologically driven, given that it would be far more likely to harm the financially ailing Liberals than Harper's own party, who gain a greater share of contributions from individual donors.
Currently, when a decision is reviewed, there must be clear evidence of a mistake for it to be overturned by the television umpire.
The comments are also significant because Uber is currently appealing a decision this September by London's transport regulator to strip it of its license to operate in the UK capital.
In 2004, the Bar Council's disciplinary committee found him guilty of breaching its Code of Conduct which bans barristers from voicing personal opinions to the media in cases they're currently acting, a decision he called a "travesty of justice" by a "kangaroo court".
He is currently awaiting a decision.
On Monday, the Center for Reproductive Rights asked the Supreme Court to intervene, and they are currently awaiting a decision.
Indeed, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, one of the most high-profile venture capital firms in Silicon Valley, is currently awaiting a decision in a major gender discrimination case filed by a former female partner.
The second study used the HK-DQI in a randomized controlled trial of a patient decision aid with patients currently facing a decision about total joint replacement.
