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"We're pleased this decision builds on previous rulings in Germany that have already found Motorola is broadly infringing Microsoft's intellectual property," said Microsoft's deputy general counsel David Howard.

Each decision builds on the last and it becomes like a domino effect.

In this sense, the Decision builds on the EU's extensive experience in the field of communicable diseases and expands it to other types of threats of biological, chemical, or environmental origin, ensuring a consistent European response across countries and across types of public health emergencies.

In this study, we introduce a concept of a granular fuzzy decision built on a basis of decisions formed by individual decision models.

The regulations challenged in Monday's decision built on the Supreme Court's 5-to-4 decision in 2007 in Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency, which required the agency to regulate emissions of greenhouse gases from new motor vehicles if it found that they endangered public health or welfare.

But it was the right decision, built on the platform of trust you described.

This decision built on the success of practices that had been established in a number of other molecular biology projects such as the PDB database for protein structures [ 9] and EMBL/GenBank/DDBJ for DNA sequences [ 10].

Measuring and adjusting for patient choice in terms of responsibility for treatment decisions builds on previous research, which either simply records whether a treatment option was offered or whether 'patient choice' is listed as a reason for lack of treatment in case notes.

The decision tree builds on, and is consistent with, existing approaches for mixture and combined exposures proposed by the WHO/IPCS, the European Commission, and other organizations.

But the ruling forced our hand and prompted the decision to build on our strength with a capital raise, one that we think not only is prudent in light of the economic climate, but also is an appropriate move as we look to the future of the enterprise," said Chairman Henry Meyer Henry Meyer.

These decisions build on Corwin's essential insight that judges should generally defer to the views of informed stockholders who control a corporation's destiny at the ballot box.