Sentence examples for decision laid from inspiring English sources

Many felt that the decision laid the intellectual groundwork for the eventual overturning of Roe.

A footnote in a 1976 Supreme Court decision laid them out, seeking to define what the term "express advocacy" means.

That decision laid the foundation for the Court's unceasing efforts to eradicate racial discrimination in the procedures used to select the venire from which individual jurors are drawn.

Paul M. Smith, who argued in the Supreme Court on behalf of Mr. Lawrence, said the decision "laid the foundation for all the good things that have happened since," including decisions from state courts endorsing same-sex marriage and the repeal of the military's policy forbidding gay men and lesbians from serving openly.

"I'm not looking forward to it one bit," said Long, who took some persuading by Anderson to hand the duties to Jamie Lyon at St Helens this season, but shares his coach's opinion that the decision laid the foundation for his best ever year.

Make sure to have the pros and cons of a decision laid out before your pre-meeting call (or in-person coffee if you're in the same geography).

Their decision lays bare an uncomfortable truth about the sex trafficking business: over time, the line between forced and voluntary labor can become blurred, complicating efforts to empower women and close the revolving door through which an estimated 90 percent of the daughters of Indian sex workers enter the trade.

He also said: "The decision lays the foundation for any future serious negotiation … and it paves the way for the international peace conference slated to be held in Paris next month, and we hope this conference comes up with a mechanism and timetable to end the occupation".

Now the designer will frame up the decision, laying out the problem, the options and the customer input.

The decision lays to rest the possibility of industrial action on pay by the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS).

In the dissenting opinion, the judges argued that the panel's decision lays the groundwork for cities to be held liable for accusations of discrimination when they shouldn't be.