Sentence examples for decision endorsed from inspiring English sources

They also needed to have their decision endorsed by at least two doctors.

The decision, endorsed by all but the American judge on the 15-person bench, is non-binding.

Monday's decision endorsed a recent trend, from appeals courts in Atlanta, San Francisco and Philadelphia, allowing strip searches of everyone admitted to a jail's general population.

This year, a lingering irritant for some rank-and-file Republicans in Georgia was Governor Barnes's decision, endorsed by the Democratic-controlled Legislature, to change the state flag, leaving the Confederate battle symbol the size of a postage stamp.

"Any decision on something as fundamental as electoral reform must not be the subject of an executive decision endorsed by parliament but rather a question for the British people in a referendum.

But moments later, multiple House members stood up to challenge the decision — endorsed by Pelosi and the rest of the House Democratic leadership — to move forward with a resolution condemning religious hatred.

He dissented from a 1979 decision endorsing the use of an anonymous jury in an organized crime trial.

Henrique Capriles Radonski, the opposition candidate who lost to Mr. Chávez in October, criticized the Supreme Court's decision endorsing a delay in the inauguration.

And after a landmark decision endorsing this radically pro-business practice, the Supreme Court will likely further deny consumers their rights later this term in yet another related case.

The decision, endorsing a recommendation from controversial President Rodrigo Duterte, outraged many opponents of the Marcos regime who said it would whitewash the dictator's many crimes.

Those precedents may be at risk in the new case, and much of the argument was devoted to their precise meaning and whether they could be reconciled with a decision endorsing the Michigan measure.