Sentence examples for decision purely from inspiring English sources

"I have taken this decision purely on a legal approach – laws are being violated".

A lawyer for Jean-Christophe Mitterrand, 54, who was his father's special counselor for Africa, called the decision "purely political".

"It took me a while to make the decision, purely because I did not think I would be successful.

"Any time you make a decision purely for tax reasons, it has a way of coming back and biting you," said Mag Black-Scott, chief executive of Beverly Hills Wealth Management.

A lawyer for Jean-Christophe Mitterrand, 54, who was his father's special counselor for Africa, called the decision "purely political". Mr. Mitterrand is also accused of laundering money from deals in Angola.

The United States Department of Commerce based its decision purely on legal and environmental grounds, but Millennium's proposal changed the discussion on planning in the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 2001, especially when resource and infrastructure needs clash.

However, I'm surprised by how many so-called investment professionals move portfolios around and make decisions purely on the basis of opinion polls and politics.

Some people may protest that it's ridiculous to make book-buying decisions purely on the basis of a single adjective.

That said, Laplanche says plenty of lender members make their decisions purely based on data-driven comparisons of interest rates and risk assessements.

The judges carry out their deliberations in private and base their decisions purely on written affidavits and documents, making decisions behind closed doors with the scribble of a pen.

Senator Ozouf said they could make decisions purely on merit.