Sentence examples for decision recently from inspiring English sources

So did the decision by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2004 to let big investment banks keep tabs themselves on their capital requirements, a decision recently reversed.

The decision announced today was the second major decision recently made by Mr. Magaw that runs against the wishes of some aviation interest groups.

Mrs. Merkel received a much-needed boost for her support of bailout efforts when Germany's influential constitutional court handed down a surprisingly supportive decision recently interpreted by many here as a tacit endorsement of her policies.

There followed an initial review of the project, which led to spending in the majority of areas being suspended by autumn 2012, followed by the decision recently announced to bring the project permanently to a close".

Mr. Thompson, recalling the mayor's decision recently to lay off workers to close a budget gap, said Mr. Bloomberg "neither sees nor comprehends the struggles of working New Yorkers.

I made a conscious decision recently about my writing.

A once-marginal proposal — from Representative Ron Paul, the Texas Republican — that would give Congress the power to review interest rate decisions recently passed the House and will soon be considered by the Senate.

The tobacco industry, which lobbied heavily against the city's 1995 restrictions, may have less influence over the debate because court decisions recently eliminated its principal lobbying organization, the Tobacco Institute.

It's exciting because with these decisions we are taking steps into the future of high-cost universal service," wrote Commissioner Rosenworcel, who has had some choice words for other agency decisions recently.

His leadership decisions recently have been questioned by more hardline conservatives, many of whom came to Congress in 2010 as part of the Tea Party movement, which formed in opposition to the policies of President Obama.

Still, immigration remains a highly personal issue for many Latinos, including in Colorado, where the polling group Latino Decisions recently found that 53percentt of Latino voters know someone who is undocumented.