Sentence examples for decision arose from inspiring English sources

The Tacoma decision arose from a bankruptcy filing.

The Fox decision arose from two appearances on a music awards show by celebrities who used words long considered unacceptable in polite conversation.

In Georgia, the court's decision arose from the case of a 71-year-old woman, Betty Nestlehutt, who was permanently disfigured after face-lift surgery.

In a brief statement, the two companies said the decision arose from a determination that Innkeepers had suffered a "material adverse change" in its operating performance.

Tuesday's decision arose from the prosecution of Robert J. Stevens, an author and small-time film producer who presented himself as an authority on pit bulls.

That does not mean he was unable or unwilling to delegate – later-stage Ferguson was quite adept at sharing out the workload – but everyone knew where the buck stopped when any major decision arose.

In flow, every action, every decision, arises seamlessly from the last.

Hints that this was a political decision arise from the posture of the case.

Only a second or so later, after hands and feet have initiated the chosen action, does the sense of having made a conscious decision arise.

"I can personally think of no decision arising from reasoned thought that induced me to remain rather than to cross over," he says.

The decision arises in a tendentious political context, as President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko refused to sign off on the customs union with Russia and Kazakhstan, to Russia's south.