Sentence examples for deciding more from inspiring English sources

The ruling is in line with recent ECHR judgments that have stressed the so-called "margin of appreciation" – the latitude allowed to member states in deciding more marginal issues according to their national legal traditions.

Not only was Mr. Kheel New York's leading mediator, he was also its premier arbitrator, deciding more than 30,000 disputes ranging from whether the city's plans to introduce a new bus service violated the transit union's contract to whether a worker should be suspended because he was seen walking his dog on a day he had called in sick.

Getting two offers so early in the season is a very fine thing, but it can make deciding more difficult than it would be if an offer came later in the season.

"Jealous or crazy," Beyoncé sings over and over again in "Lemonade's" "Hold Up," blurring the words synonymous before deciding: "More like being walked all over lately, walked all over lately / I'd rather be crazy".

One simple revision: "whose vote decided more 5-4 cases than any other justice's last year".

They had decided more than a decade before that cowboys best epitomised masculinity.

The automakers decided more than a year ago to tackle the asbestos problem in concert.

That schedule meant division races would be decided more by interdivision games than by intradivision games.

He argued at Georgetown University law school that "If it is not necessary to decide more to dispose of a case, in my view it is necessary not to decide more".

But he said on regulatory matters affecting Murdoch's business directly, "we decided more often against than in favour".

To that end, they decided more than a year ago to simply have her spend as much time in New York as possible.