Sentence examples for decision promised from inspiring English sources

The decision promised to make Mr. Gore's quest for the presidency more difficult than ever.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is moving toward a formal decision, promised this year, on whether to adopt international financial reporting standards, known as I.F.R.S., as set by the International Accounting Standards Board.

But the decision promised fairer and more predictable treatment from the police and the courts, hinting at support for long-discussed measures intended to make judges more independent of the local officials in their jurisdictions.

While it was indisputably a landmark ruling, the Batson decision promised more than it has delivered, in the view of the many criminal defense lawyers who maintain that the prosecution practice of using peremptory strikes to remove black jurors remains widespread.

And Mr. Bush's decision promised to have enormous political ramifications, shaping the president's image in terms of his perceived deference to social conservatives, his willingness to compromise and his degree of interest in trying to edge closer to the political center.

He has introduced a constitutional amendment to overturn the decision, promised to appoint justices opposed to it, voted for disclosure legislation, and also backs public financing of elections.

The decision promises to be the most important in the forty-two-year history of the Endangered Species Act.

The decision promises to play out over the next few weeks among human rights and environmental activists, who say the government's claims of national security threats are really an attempt to limit demonstrations.

By allowing companies to spend without limit on their pet candidates, the court's decision promises to further embed such contractors, enhance the entrenched culture of dependency, and make already cozy arrangements completely incestuous.

Harmful, because 30 thousand Americans are killed by guns each year with only some 200 million shooting irons around in the land, and the court's decision promises to add millions more firearms.

His next act was to launch a bipartisan commission to grapple with those "unpleasant decisions" promised on Inauguration Day.