Sentence examples for deciding important from inspiring English sources

But the American public has understood the need and the importance of judges deciding important constitutional issues without regard to considerations of popularity".

For more than a year, the judge has been deciding important legal issues raised by the case, and it was while considering one such question — whether Mr. Ghailani was mentally competent for trial in light of allegations he was tortured in C.I.A. custody — that Judge Kaplan ordered him evaluated last spring.

It also highlights the disparity between lay people's perceptions about the need for medical/surgical intervention and a healthcare professional's assessment of need [ 25, 27], emphasising the necessity of informed shared decision-making when deciding important management strategies.

In St . Petersburg we decided important statements on that, we said important things.

Not to be outdone, Al Gore boasted that he decided important questions using the religious shorthand "W.W.J.D".

The Supreme Court agreed today to decide important questions about the harsh new approach that Congress adopted five years ago to deporting legal immigrants.

Evenly split between four liberals and four conservatives, the court will now struggle to decide important cases on abortion, immigration, voting rights and "affirmative action".

One constitutional amendment later and -- poof -- we're all voting directly to decide important national questions rather than voting for politicians and leaving the decisions up to them.

They say we should run government  "like a business" and let "the market" decide important matters.

A free kick deciding an important match.

Decide how important an activity is and rate it on a scale from 1- 10; 10 being most important.