Sentence examples for decision set aside from inspiring English sources

The earlier decision set aside a jury's verdict in 2006 that the contractor, Custer Battles, must pay about $10 million in damages and penalties to the United States government and two whistle-blowers.

The Federal Communications Commission has challenged an appeals court decision setting aside a limit on the television stations media companies can own.

But HCST claim the tribunal's decision to set aside the original decision was based on a "very minor technicality".

The move bears on one of the most politically delicate decisions of the Bush administration: a decision to set aside, at least for now, a Clinton-era rule that would have reduced the arsenic standard by 80percentt.

"The surrogate court's decision setting aside an adoption that the court had granted last year ruptures my relationship with my son, whom I have loved and raised since infancy," Ms. Johnson said.

The tribunal ordered the privacy commissioner's decision be set aside.

Hunt had earlier played down the significance of the court's decision to set aside the approval.

Benno Schmidt, who chairs the committee, said the decision to set aside the award was "a mistake of principle".

Correction: June 26 , 2003 Thursday A front-page article yesterday about the decision to set aside the results of the New York State Regents Math A exam misstated the number of questions on the test.

Among those was the company's decision to set aside shares for those vendors – a maximum of $2,500 worth available in advance of the IPO's pricing.

The figures — padded somewhat by the bank's decision to set aside $600 million less in reserves to cover soured loans — narrowly beat the 72 cents a share that analysts were forecasting.