Sentence examples for decision drawing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarkozy decided to appeal the decision, drawing ridicule from his critics on Thursday.

As first lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton supported her husband's decision, drawing the wrath of old friends from her days as an advocate for poor children.

The 4-to-3 decision, drawing on a ruling 60 years ago that struck down a state ban on interracial marriage, would make California the second state, after Massachusetts, to allow same-sex marriages.

The cocksure fighter, a flamboyant dresser partial to white fur and snakeskin, had been looking forward to redeeming the loss he suffered the previous year in the first round, when the judges awarded his opponent the decision, drawing boos from spectators who considered Mr. Tsarnaev dominant.

By accepting the same sort of deal he turned down nearly three years ago, President Obama opened himself to further questions about whether he made the right decision to pull out all American troops at the end of 2011, a decision drawing fresh criticism in light of the rapid advances of Islamist extremists now threatening Baghdad.

We now have three cities in Wales on the south coast and the opportunity to recognise the conurbation in the north east in an important part of Wales has been lost". Paul Murphy, the Welsh Secretary at the time, defended the decision, drawing upon the economic strife encountered at the time.

The decision drew blood on both sides.

The decision drew immediate protests.

His decision drew immediate criticism.

The decision drew a range of reaction.

The decision drew immediate condemnation from Microsoft.