Sentence examples for decision has brought from inspiring English sources

So many unexpected things this decision has brought all of us".

His decision has brought support from both sides of the aisle, but not from everyone in the conservative camp.

"This new decision has brought optimism and happiness back to me," said Talib Mutlak, who was injured in the Nisour Square shooting.

But given the history of the Dominican Republic and Haiti — a sometimes cooperative, often tense and occasionally violent relationship between two nations sharing one island — the decision has brought to the surface a unique set of racial tensions and resentment toward the waves of impoverished Haitian migrants that fill menial jobs on this side of the border.

The decision has brought to a head a war of words between Mr Livingstone's office and the carnival board, which says it is already owed £48,000 that it should have received from the Greater London authority to pay for stewarding at last year's event.

23andMe has offered the service for years it applied for the patent in 2008 but the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office decision has brought new attention to its potential.

Abortion rights advocates, who since the federal court decision have brought a new challenge in state court, say there is little evidence that Illinois is attracting pregnant minors.

There were stories from parents who had given birth to children with the direst physical or mental defects; some rejoiced in the sacrifice, some lamented that this decision had brought misery to their families.

Xinhua said the prime minister's first major strategic decision had brought the so-called "golden era" of UK-China relations, negotiated under David Cameron, back from the brink – for now.

Mr Johnson said Tesco had treated Dartford in an "appalling manner" but said at least the decision had brought "some closure".

Hard times for the industry and poor fiscal decisions have brought it low, but musically it is still first rate, and new infusions of money may offer rescue.