Sentence examples for damage a decision from inspiring English sources

Sceptics are worrying vociferously not only about the hit-and-miss progress so far but also about the damage a decision to go ahead could do to the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) treaty and other stability-preserving arms-limitation agreements with Russia.

Doty could award players billions of dollars in compensatory and punitive damages, a decision that owners would appeal to the Eighth Circuit.

Unable to plausibly reassure that Britain wouldn't take economic damage from a decision to depart, the Outers now seek to paint continuing membership as the more hazardous choice.

That same jury is considering punitive damages, and a decision is expected shortly.

There are other benefits to be had, here, including setting broad precedents and ensuring that both companies can claim more in retroactive damages should a decision go their way.

The high court in central Paris awarded the damages in a decision late Friday and ordered Google to stop displaying advertisements for Vuitton's rivals whenever Internet users typed Vuitton's name or other trademarks into the search engine.

Swift said the U.S. Navy was sending a team to assess the damage before making a decision whether to move the ship or place it in drydock.

Damage indices provide quantitative estimates of structural damage level, and thus, a decision on necessary repair can be taken.

Thus, a hypothesis test involving the t-test is used to obtain a damage decision.

Fiji 3. (C) Noting that the Commonwealth had past the deadline set at the May CMAG meeting to re-consider full suspension of Fiji (reftel), Banerji said he was very "frustrated" that CMAG had not yet met to discuss Fiji, especially as the Commonwealth's credibility could be damaged by not taking a decision as indicated at the last meeting.

A. Bruce A. Cholst, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the provision referred to by the letter writer typically applies when a catastrophic occurrence results in significant damage to the building and a decision must be made either to demolish or reconstruct the structure.