Sentence examples for decision disclosed from inspiring English sources

The decision, disclosed in front of the White House on Tuesday afternoon, was later confirmed by the Navy.

The decision, disclosed by senior administration officials, is likely to provoke criticism from international health officials who have long favored the destruction of the microbe.

The decision, disclosed in an European Union document, "reversed all the substantial findings" of an earlier ruling that favored the United States.

But her decision, disclosed earlier by The Hollywood Reporter, was also viewed by some people in the industry as a victory for the academy's chief executive, Dawn Hudson.

The Refugee Council said the decision disclosed by the Guardian was a shocking example of the government's policy of using destitution to starve people into leaving the country.

"I personally wouldn't walk for Komen," she said, citing the organization's decision, disclosed in January, to eliminate $680,000 in grants to Planned Parenthood for breast cancer screenings and education programs.

According to decisions disclosed yesterday, November 1, by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), New York University's graduate, teaching, and research assistants have won the right to form a union.

Beyond these, its application not only has not been uniform, but many of the decisions disclose the members of the same court in radical disagreement.

Thyssen's decision was disclosed by Walloon authorities late on Monday.

The administration's decision was disclosed in a little-noticed legal memorandum recently posted on the Justice Department Web site.

Late yesterday, however, members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee were given a closed-door briefing in which the Carter decision was disclosed.