Sentence examples for decision explicitly from inspiring English sources

Nice to see that decision explicitly accepted as legitimate.

The Roe v Wade decision explicitly rejected the argument that fetuses were to be treated as separate constitutional persons under the law.

The court's decision explicitly left open the possibility that, in either of those scenarios, whatever replaced Section 215 would still face a tough constitutional challenge.

In 2005, when the Supreme Court ruled that the death penalty for juveniles was unconstitutional, its decision explicitly took into consideration that "parts of the brain involved in behavior control continue to mature through late adolescence".

The Puerto Rican Action Board and other social service agencies have been offering preschool for decades, and the court decision explicitly states that any school able to meet the court's education standard "should be supplied with the necessary funding to be able to do so".

(The decision explicitly addressed only the plan to transmit the trial by streaming video to five courthouses around the country; it would be "premature," the majority opinion said, to address the plan to upload the same video to YouTube, since some of the technicalities of that arrangement had not yet been worked out).

The remainder involves decision analysis: … (this) means considering the ramifications of various decisions explicitly in terms of loss functions" (Berry and Hochberg, 1999).

In summary, we found no articles describing an interactive tool for supporting medical management with patient-mix decisions and linking these strategic decisions explicitly to the preferred KPIs such as waiting times.

In general, end of life decisions explicitly intended to shorten life were more common among patients using multidisciplinary palliative care services (odds ratio 1.5) or having a general palliative treatment goal (3) than among patients where these were absent.

Results Use of specialist multidisciplinary palliative care services was associated with intensified alleviation of symptoms (odds ratio 2.1, 95% confidence interval 1.6 to 2.6), continuous deep sedation forgoing food/fluid (2.9, 1.7 to 4.9), and the total of decisions explicitly intended to shorten life (1.5, 1.1 to 2.1) but not with euthanasia or physician assisted suicide in particular.

"The SpeechNow decision is explicitly based on the Citizens United decision," he wrote.