Sentence examples for deciding on filing from inspiring English sources
Victims' relatives have been waiting for the outcome of the inquiry before deciding on filing suits.
District Attorney Lynne Abraham will decide on filing criminal charges against the officers, Mr. Ramsey said.
Two weeks ago, prosecutors announced that they had submitted to the tribunal a list of five potential defendants for consideration by co-investigating judges, who are authorized to decide on filing formal charges.
That means there is no recourse if the prosecutor decides not to pursue a case, unless another office steps in and decides to file charges on its own.
In 1951, parents in the state of Kansas decided to file a lawsuit on behalf of their children.
After he failed to file an application for her green card, as he had promised, she decided to file the paperwork on her own behalf.
Ms. Ginsburg was then a professor at Columbia Law School and also a general counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, decided to file a brief on Mr. Craig's behalf.
The Temple has been largely ignored by members of the Oklahoma government, so on July 30 they decided to file a Freedom of Information Act request for documents relating to the installation of the Baphomet statue.
In 2006, a Hollister merchant put "Rag City Blues: Hollister" on vintage bluejeans and decided to file a federal trademark application for her label.
Legal experts say that any citizen can write a letter to the High Court in their state or to the Supreme Court, which can then decide to file public interest litigation on behalf of the citizen.
