Sentence examples for decision contemplating from inspiring English sources

Hunting awarded the goal as Sherwood sat on the Wembley turf astounded at the decision, contemplating what he would refer to as "the worst moment of my career".

Article 16(1) further provides that national courts must avoid giving decisions, which would conflict with a decision contemplated by the Commission in proceedings that it has initiated.

A spokesman for Mr. Cuomo said the attorney general's office is reviewing the decision and contemplating an appeal.

In a 2009 experiment carried out at Emory University, a group of adults was asked to make a decision while contemplating an expert's claims, in this case, a financial expert.

Tacon said she had come to a decision after contemplating information submitted to her in regards to practices associated with the profit over-statement announced by Tesco last September.

He told the paper that the decision "allows contemplating delaying the moment of truth by eight to ten months".

If true, this would not only have important implications for decision-makers contemplating PACS implementation, but also for population health, given recent concerns about the potential risks of cancer from exposure to radiation during computed tomography scanning.[ 1] Very few studies have evaluated the reduction in redundant imaging associated with PACS implementation.

Decisions are being made that will impact not only our generation but the lives of our children and our grandchildren for decades to come, and I fear very much that the decisions being contemplated are not good decisions, are not fair decisions.

It was a decision Harangody contemplated until just hours before the 5 p.m. deadline.

The decision has contemplated all information, and the promise knows that the future is uncertain.

This means that one single decision is contemplated to have multiple effects on different levels of the final evaluation, which pretends to include the whole life cycle of the building.