Sentence examples for decision emerging from inspiring English sources

But the timing of this decision, emerging from the first major policy meeting of the new administration of President Xi Jinping, imbues it with a special significance and signals a new era for China's approach to its population.

Any decision emerging from the Paris climate summit will almost certainly fail to confront the real problem: a global economic model that relies on fossil fuels to power the engine of expansion.

Still, Mr. Meister may leave before a decision emerges.

Throughout the city, the cardinal's decision emerged as a cathartic moment.

The decision emerged Wednesday night when ABC News broadcast excerpts of an interview with Mr. Bush.

Eustice said Conservative MPs on both sides would reconcile themselves to whatever decision emerged from the referendum.

Last week New Zealand's minister for economic development called a meeting of several guilds and associations involved in the dispute but no decision emerged.

Pickles' first explanation of his decision emerged on the Telegraph's website today, where it trailed quotes from the interview due to run tomorrow.

However, the lasting contribution of the decision emerged from the Supreme Court's conclusion that the Constitution gives Congress a general and broad power to tax and spend in support of the general welfare.

The FCA decision emerged as the bank's UK arm – which has 17 million customers – tweeted on Monday that people were having problems logging on to online and mobile banking services.

However, no clear decision emerged as to whether Choudhury's copyright was worth the paper it was printed on.