Sentence examples for decision is allowed from inspiring English sources

But Mark Isaac, vice president of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, said, "If the court decision is allowed to stand, it will be a devastating blow to children's health".

If the 4th Circuit's decision is allowed to stand, McDonnell's lawyers argued, it "will upend the political process, devastate fundamental First Amendment freedoms, and confer vast discretion on federal prosecutors".

The reality is that the only thing worse than a bad hiring decision is allowing another day to go by without addressing the problem.

The decision was allowed to stand by the Supreme Court in a four-to-four tie.

In its motion, the league argued that if the Clarett decision were allowed to stand, there would be "immediate, fundamental and profound adverse consequences" for the league, teams, undergraduate players and even veteran N.F.L. players who may lose their jobs as teams consider the additional underclassmen available in the draft.

Dr. Sell's lawyers argued that if the appeals court decision was allowed to stand, "a mentally incompetent individual will lose his right to refuse medication based solely on the government's unproven assertion that the individual is guilty of a nonviolent crime".

As a brief filed by a collection of adoption agencies explains, if the Alabama supreme court's decision were allowed to stand, it would present a serious threat to the parental rights of same-sex parents in a majority of states, and give state judges hostile to same-sex marriage a tool to obstruct the rights same-sex parents have.

That's why I believe we need a full explanation from the local authority as to why this decision was allowed to be taken.

Their opinions about change described openness to innovative changes, but more of just letting things happen combined with reluctance to change when no involvement in the decision was allowed.

The committee said it was concerned by the quality of decision-making as 30% of appeals against initial decisions were allowed in 2012.

If people who made bad decisions are allowed to stay in homes they can't afford, then prudent people who made good decisions will lose opportunities to move up to nicer places.