Sentence examples for decision on the same from inspiring English sources

The court issued its decision on the same morning that it heard arguments in another closely watched death penalty case, a challenge to Louisiana's application of capital punishment for the crime of child rape.

So he made a strategic decision: on the same day that he withdrew the opinion, he submitted his resignation, effectively forcing the administration to choose between accepting his decision and letting him leave quietly, or rejecting it and turning his resignation into a big news story.

The court handed down its decision on the same day that the government reported that the number of television stations owned by minorities has dipped to the lowest level in at least a decade, while minority ownership of radio stations had risen marginally in the last two years.

There are two other last eight clashes down for decision on the same day with Fermanagh representatives Tempo taking on current provincial holders St Gall's at Brewster Park and Down title winners Kilcoo facing Monaghan club Ballybay.

The three-judge panel does not generally issue a decision on the same day, so it may be a couple of weeks before a ruling is announced.

I believe it is legitimate to question Mitt Romney and Barack Obama on why they chose not to serve in the military but their children's decision on the same issue is far less relevant.

In the case of people claiming housing benefit and council tax reduction, any appeals they might make would be heard by two separate bodies which could in theory arrive at two conflicting decisions on the same issue.

Many times these are useful classifiers; and although the fact that all base their decisions on the same observations implies that their decisions are strongly dependent in a way that is difficult to model, there is often some benefit from fusing them to a better corporate decision.

The research physicians and the medical specialists base their decisions on the same data.

Again, it can be speculated, if sequential decisions on the same tooth was a source of bias.

The subjects' ratings were then compared to the decisions on the same situations made by the other subjects of the studies published by other workers.