Sentence examples for decision meaning from inspiring English sources

Pope Francis has affirmed the decision, meaning it is final.

He said Tuesday that "it's totally his decision" — meaning Jackson's.

A tie would automatically affirm the lower court's decision, meaning the property owners would lose.

A 4-to-4 tie would automatically affirm the appeals court decision, meaning that Wyeth would win.

On Thursday, South Africa's Environment Ministry immediately appealed the high court's decision, meaning the ban stays in place for now.

But the semiretired judges generally do not sit when the full court reviews a panel decision, meaning that the court's Democratic appointees will have an edge.

Two senior judges have now quashed those decisions, meaning Hindawi could finally win his freedom.

They are therefore likely to make "no regret" decisions, meaning they will do things they wanted to do anyway.

(A notable exception are the handful of colleges and universities, including those of the Ivy League, that say they are "need-blind" in their admissions' decisions, meaning that an applicant's ability to pay is not part of the admissions process).

Farms have also consolidated here over the last 25 years, with fewer farmers making more high-volume shipping decisions — meaning that a few pennies more per bushel is a bigger consideration.

The brewer's contracts with wholesalers require that absentee owners supervise their managers, attend meetings and make timely decisions, meaning that the business would be overseen by the first lady.