Sentence examples for decision referring from inspiring English sources

Scott said it was "Rod Thorn's decision," referring to the team president.

She added, "This is the correct decision," referring to Mr. Castro's declaration.

Mr. Tyrie "correctly notes that infants under the age of 4 are conclusively presumed incapable of negligence," Justice Wooten wrote in his decision, referring to the 1928 case.

"The court's focus is and shall remain on L.A.D.," the judge wrote in his decision, referring to the Dodgers, "and Mr. McCourt on the one hand, and the commissioner on the other hand".

President Obama, speaking at an event in Washington, declined to make specific comments about the Staten Island grand jury's decision, referring instead to his plans to promote better relations between police and the citizens they serve.

"The failure of BCE to present evidence on this issue precludes the Court from determining whether or not it is possible," the court said in its decision, referring to Bell Canada's parent, Bell Canada Enterprises.

The earlier Illinois decision referred to was In re Brotherhood of R. R. Trainmen, 13 Ill.2d 39150150 N.E.2d 150.

This decision refers to situations when there are no alternatives for medical treatment, Dr Sukor said.

But if we assume that the legislation and decision referred to are not controlling, yet they are persuasive.

The only decision referred to which has been made by this court is Beer Company v. Massachusetts, supra, p. 25.

A 2001 decision referred to commercial speech as speech "that does no more than propose a commercial transaction".