Sentence examples for decision pointed out from inspiring English sources

Critics of the decision pointed out that Uefa had taken more draconian action against Bendtner than they had over several racist incidents down the years.

Mark Dwyer, the chief of the appeals bureau in the Manhattan district attorney's office, who played down the importance of the decision, pointed out that judges still had the discretion to reject expert witnesses.

"Although we agree that the Government's interest in combating terrorism is an urgent objective of the highest order," the judges wrote, the government had "done little more than reiterate that fact," turning down "invitations" to tell it more, including classified concerns, which the court, as the decision pointed out in a footnote, is allowed to hear.

Activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali stood against this decision, pointing out that they'd be complicit in perpetuating a grave injustice.

Thames Trains expressed dismay at the decision, pointing out that the company achieved 78% punctuality in the year to June.

Evidently, Pressbof have replied to Desmond to reconsider his decision, pointing out the implications of non-payment.

Bruce Schneier, a cryptographer, applauded Lavabit's decision, pointing out that its self-destruction was made possible because it had no shareholders to answer to.

It also criticised the timing of the decision, pointing out that it comes not long after the FCC auctioned a big chunk of wireless spectrum.

Conservationists and some scientists welcomed the decision, pointing out there is little evidence that culling bears and wolves actually leads to a big increase in prey species.

Wong and her colleagues asked the Turkish authorities to reconsider their decision, pointing out that the original offending video had already been voluntarily removed by YouTube users.

Barclays is playing down the impact of its decision, pointing out that 90% of remittances go through larger players such as Western Union.