Sentence examples for decision confronted from inspiring English sources

It's very hard to make a wise decision confronted with highly politicized technical arguments.

And at that point, a decision confronted Girardi: coax another inning out of Burnett, or turn to the bullpen?

Valenzuela and Ziegler made a split-second decision, confronted by a dangerous person, with limited information about why the hospital had been placed in lockdown.

The next major decision confronting the committee is when to begin the return to normal.

A recent appeals court decision confronts the House leadership and attorney general with some difficult political choices.

This choice between limited and unlimited responsibility was at the heart of the decision confronting President Bush at the end of the Gulf War.

"So far this year, both the administration and the Congress have blundered in respect to each major decision confronting them," LaRouche said in his statement from the Alexandria City Jail.

Now as 115 cardinals gather here to elect a new pope, with initial meetings on Monday to decide the conclave's date, Benedict's decision confronts them, and will confront future popes, with a host of new factors.

The court's In Re: Cray Inc. decision examined the elements of § 1400(b) to clarify ambiguity in the statutory terms "regular and established place of business". The decision confronts incipient questions posed by a potentially increasingly remote workforce.

Here, the extraordinary decision confronting the President in considering whether to order a military strike on Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan cries out for confidentiality, and the district court's application of the presidential communications privilege rested on consideration of the appropriate factors.

The first major decision confronting the new district, which unlike other engineer districts had no geographic limits, was the choice of construction site.