Sentence examples for decision milestones from inspiring English sources

The report identified policy options to reach the described targets, and presented a planning scheme with research and decision milestones.

Some education experts consider the decision a milestone for online education.

Maulana Tahir Ashrafi, the chairman of the All Pakistan Ulema Council, an umbrella group of Muslim clerics who campaigned for Ms. Masih's release, called the court decision a "milestone in the history of Pakistan".

The decision, a milestone in the much-delayed revival of plant construction sought by the nuclear industry, involves the Westinghouse AP1000, a 1,154-megawatt 1,154-megawatt so-called advanced passive design.

NIH Director Francis Collins, who called the decision a milestone, explained that "chimpanzees are our closest relatives" and "they deserve special respect".

Calling the Miranda decision a "milestone of judicial overreaching", Scalia stated that the Court should not fear to correct its mistakes.

Ancel said that the department has "refused to hand over documents" and was "not able to provide a timeline or even a promise that the information would be disclosed before they make a final decision," a milestone she said she and other experts now anticipate by the end of the year.

Either way, the decision is a milestone.

Ms. Keating said the decision was a milestone in the debate over mountaintop-removal coal mining.

But a milestone decision has sent proponents of the development project reeling.

Marty Berndt, a vice president and general manager for Teva, called the agency's decision "a significant milestone for women".