Sentence examples for decision primarily from inspiring English sources

The decision primarily affects pharmaceutical patents.

Trinidad lifted his title on a controversial split decision, primarily because De La Hoya retreated in the last four rounds.

"There were a number of considerations for this decision, primarily player safety as well as that of our supporters," the NRL head of football Todd Greenberg said.

The court based its decision primarily on a 1972 federal law, the Ports and Waterways Safety Act, which Congress passed to address safety and environmental concerns raised by the disastrous Torrey Canyon tanker oil spill off England in 1967.

Carroll said he did not agree with Sanchez's decision, primarily because he had started just 16 games in his career — not enough to prepare him fully for the N.F.L. "Mark is going against the grain in this decision," said Carroll, who left the room when it was Sanchez's turn to speak.

Straw's statement announcing Shields's pardon makes it clear that he based his decision primarily on being told that two members of the Shields family visited Graham Sankey, the man suspected of having committed the crime for which Shields was convicted – the attempted murder of a barman.

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Those decisions primarily advance capitalists' interests in greater profits, growth and market shares.

By entrusting those decisions primarily to Caponera, he exposed her to scrutiny and criticism.

As the company's global design director, Jeremy Lindley, says: "As humans, we're not logic-based beings; we make decisions primarily off emotions.

They possess an absolute belief in God, make moral decisions primarily on the basis of religious sources, and are deeply conservative on issues of social morality.