Sentence examples for decision refers from inspiring English sources

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

A CoE spokeswoman said: "The WCC decision refers to its own financial investments only and not those of its member bodies".

The lawsuit sought to prevent Facebook from hosting similar content, and also included more than $1 billion in what today's decision refers to as "compensatory and punitive damages".

Thus, it was often asked whether "free decision" refers to an act of reason or of the will, and whether the capacities that such an act involves are reason or will, either alone or in combination, or possibly other capacities besides these.

Each decision refers to an episode, a patient or a contact.

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.

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

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.

And so, if the current Ashes series is anything to go by, another disputed umpiring decision referred to a not always conclusive technological review, too.

Mr. Paul said he believed it would be almost impossible to reverse the decision, not only because the seven justices voted unanimously, but because the decision referred both to the federal and state constitutions.