Sentence examples for decision clashes from inspiring English sources

Judge Norton's decision clashes with one that a federal district court judge in Washington, D.C., issued last month, concluding that the labor board did have the authority to issue its order on posting notices.

The home secretary's decision clashes with the expert opinion of her own Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD), which has said there is insufficient evidence to indicate that chewing qat causes health problems, or wider problems in society, to justify imposing a ban in Britain.

Ikea apologised when critics said the decision clashed with the Swedish brand's purported commitment to equality.

He was equally independent as attorney general, insisting on direct access to Mr. Carter, which no other cabinet officer had, and sticking to policy decisions that he thought were grounded in fundamental tenets of the law, even when those decisions clashed with the president's wishes.

The decision followed clashes that left at least two dead.

Fuelled by anger stemming from Mike Jones's refereeing decision, Pardew clashed with Pellegrini, unleashing a volley of abuse he swiftly apologised for and will presumably long regret.

That kind of comment from a sitting president, legal experts warned, could lead to a constitutional crisis by eroding the independence of the judiciary and signaling to government agencies that they should ignore legal decisions that clash with the president's agenda.  .

In February, the tribunal sentenced a senior Jamaat-e-Islami party leader to death, but the decision incited violent clashes between opposition activists and the police that left more than 70 people dead.

That decision resulted in clashes between the two religions, including arson attacks against dozens of churches and a few mosques.

Ed Miliband, who endorsed the decision on Goodwin, clashed with the prime minister over bankers and executive pay after he called on David Cameron to implement proposals to disclose the names of bank executives who earn more than £1m.

It's the ridiculousness of Hannah's teaching decisions, bookended by clashes with a disapproving Fran.