Sentence examples for decision extend from inspiring English sources
The implications of Berman's decision extend well beyond the Brady situation, said USC law professor Jody Armour, and go to the heart of the way the NFL does business, as the only sports league whose commissioner both issues punishments and hears appeals.
A year later, in 1960, another court decision extended the desegregation rule to the bus stations and terminals.
"The reach of this decision extends far beyond video games," he said in a statement.
The F.C.C. decision extends the freeze into early 2005, a move urged by Michael D. Gallagher, the Bush administration's top telecommunications adviser.
In their judgment, they referred to "significant reservations in respect of the correctness of the decision extending the ECHR to the battlefield".
Some networks said afterward that they had based their initial assessments on an early bulletin by The Associated Press that asserted, "Supreme Court overturns Florida high court decision extending recount deadline".
"Today's decision extends the Voting Rights Act beyond the limits intended by Congress and beyond the boundaries imposed by the Constitution," Mr. Abbott said in a statement.
In the judgment, they referred to their "significant reservations in respect of the correctness of the decision extending the ECHR to the battlefield as established by the decision of the Strasbourg court in [the case of ] Al-Skeini.
Housing reformers, having largely demolished the industries that once ran single-room occupancy hotels and rooming houses, had just won a court decision extending the city's rent regulations to lodging houses, as flophouses are formally called.
ROME — A day after Pope Benedict XVI said he would revoke the excommunications of four schismatic bishops, including one who has denied the Holocaust, concern about the pope's decision extended into the Vatican itself.
During the oral argument in the case in March, Justice David J. Souter said that any decision extending drug testing to those involved in extracurricular activities would inevitably allow the testing to be schoolwide.
