Sentence examples for decision at issue from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boyd said in a statement, "The decision at issue made by me in this case, which was to take no action but only to monitor the situation for compliance with a consent decree, was my decision and mine alone".

After all the decision at issue depends on a mass of technical data that is not easily assimilable or manipulable.

The decision theories of Savage and Jeffrey, as well as those of their critics, apparently concern a single "one shot only" decision; at issue is an agent's preference ordering, and ultimately her choice of act, at a particular point in time.

The weight awarded to critical incidents was adjusted according the nature of the decision at issue' [ 75].

Our data suggest that clinicians, when assessing DMC, need to be sensitive not only to the decision at issue and its gravity or risk but also to the kind of disorder - i.e. whether it is medical or psychiatric.

The two Supreme Court decisions at issue — Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County v. United States Army Corps of Engineers in 2001 and Rapanos v. United States in 2006 — focused on the federal government's jurisdiction over various wetlands.

The questions here are tremendously difficult to address sensibly, in part because the stakes of the policies and decisions at issue are so high and novel that they are almost beyond comprehension.

The Dec. 1 Supreme Court argument, and the justices' subsequent order vacating the Florida Supreme Court decision then at issue, figured prominently in the brief the Bush lawyers filed today attacking the state court's latest ruling.

A state court ruled in July that the Cayuga Indian Nation could not be prosecuted for failing to collect cigarette taxes, and the application of that decision is at issue in Mr. Bloomberg's federal suit, which could have nationwide implications.

That email -- released late Thursday as part of a 300-page Senate report probing how and why Dimon's bank managed to lose $6.2 billion on derivatives trading -- now appears to tie the chief executive directly to the disastrous decision-making at issue.

"What is exceptional about this case is not the novelty of the legal theory, but the size and power of the company that has been charged, and the magnitude of the decision that is at issue".