Sentence examples for decision preserved from inspiring English sources
Lucasfilm told the BBC that the court's decision preserved "an anomaly of British copyright law" and that the studio "remains committed to aggressively protecting its intellectual property rights".
"This is all the more disappointing as our decision preserved indefinitely 20 acres of land for local people to use as recreational open space, whilst leaving the other half of the land (including the former tip) free for development.
The decision preserves the current regulatory system.
This decision preserves the Independent brand and allows us to continue to invest in the high quality editorial content that is attracting more and more readers to our online platforms".
The Supreme Court's decision preserves an essential component of the clean-energy economy.
Democrats and voting rights advocates won a huge victory at the Supreme Court on Monday with a unanimous decision preserving the way state legislative districts are currently drawn.
When Chief Justice Roberts handed down the decision preserving a key provision of the Affordable Care Act this year in King v. Burwell, the comparisons to his decision three years earlier in the other Affordable Care Act case were inevitable.
She defended the town's decision to forward the club's permit request to the village, saying such routine decisions preserve the principle of local rule.
The model framework would contribute to creative construction plans, as a supporting tool for making scientific decisions, preserving land ecological value and maximizing the integrated utility of land resources.
But with hindsight, most historians now venerate Truman for making a brave, unselfish decision that preserved civilian control of the American military.
When Michael and his colleagues reportedly resisted the idea of trading Bernie Williams to the Montreal Expos for Larry Walker, Steinbrenner deferred to them, a decision that preserved a homegrown All-Star who could appeal to New York's growing Latino population.
