Sentence examples for decision in respect of from inspiring English sources

It said a decision in respect of any misconduct procedures would be taken in due course.

"Since deceased persons cannot be prosecuted, the Crown Prosecution Service will not make a charging decision in respect of a suspect who is deceased," the guidance states.

"Although the CPS may undertake a detailed review of the evidence against the deceased in these circumstances, it will not make a charging decision in respect of the deceased".

Mr Crombie said: "I hope that members will accept my decision relating to reward as a principled decision in respect of the past as well as an expression of my confidence in the future".

"And the decision in respect of the production facilities in Adelaide I can understand, any production facility to be viable needs to have a lot of throughput … the future of this facility has been argued about for a long time".

Baljit Ubhey, chief crown prosecutor for CPS London, said: "Following early consultation with the police, the CPS has been asked to make a charging decision in respect of five suspects whom it is alleged sent offensive tweets to Stella Creasy MP, and journalist and campaigner Caroline Carolineerez.

"Institutional investors were therefore misled when making investment decisions in respect of Tesco.

Individual ministers will be accountable to the prime minister, parliament and the public for their actions and decisions in respect of their special advisers".

Decisions in respect of social care can reflect local opportunities: for example, in one area a local charity may provide a night sitting service; in an adjacent area this may be done by a local care business.

This knowledge will affect his decisions in respect of the time trial and the team pursuit at the London Olympics, which come soon after the end of next year's Tour de France, where he has unfinished business as the leader of Team Sky.

Some may even take the view that the boss has sacrificed the nation's World Cup chances on the altar of his own puritanism – that following his decisions in respect of the centre Manu Tuilagi, cast aside after his recent court conviction for assault, and the flanker Steffon Armitage, declared off-limits because he plays his club rugby abroad, this is one principled stand too many.