Sentence examples for decision powerful from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Cameron took a political decision: powerful ministers in Cameron's party and the majority of the press have said they were adamantly opposed to any form of legislation as they see it as an erosion of press freedom.

President Obama, taking up his own newfound populist theme, said the decision favored "powerful interests" that threaten to "drown out the voices of every day Americans".

Adam Winkler, a professor at the law school at the University of California, Los Angeles, called the decision "a powerful statement about the status of gay rights today".

While the degree decision is powerful, the report is careful to point out that that "degrees are not destiny".

Much of how we respond to high-profile decisions by powerful people depends, again, on the outcome.

It means a society in which the decisions of powerful people go unreported and unchallenged, undermining any belief in local democracy and institutions, public services and private businesses.

That is one reason opponents castigate direct-to-consumer ads, decrying them as unfairly influencing important health care decisions about powerful medicines that ought not to be sold with the same sophisticated marketing ploys used to peddle movies, soft drinks or fast food.

These decisions convey powerful messages about how her guardians perceive Jane and her future prospects.

The consensus model with the minimum cost (or minimum adjustments or minimum information loss) is a powerful decision tool for consensus building in the group decision making (GDM).

Politicians will not make unpopular decisions -- or decisions that offend powerful groups -- if they must face the political guillotine every day.

And we need to connect how people actually make decisions, where they make decisions, with whom they make decisions (analysing the powerful influence of peers, friends, family).