Sentence examples for decision significance from inspiring English sources
But the planned changes to population policy and punishment, two areas where overhauls have been debated, and delayed, for years, gave the decision significance beyond the economy.
Executives at Actavis played down the decision's significance.
The Manhattan district attorney's office, however, minimized the decision's significance.
Veronica W. Hackett, the managing partner of the Clarett Group, minimized the decision's significance.
The decision carries significance in the national debate on policing in the aftermath of video of black people being shot in Chicago and other American cities and towns that has spurred investigations and demand for change.
In a decision with significance for preventing charity frauds, a federal appeals court has ruled that the Internal Revenue Service must disclose its reasoning each time it denies a request for tax-exempt status or revokes it.
There was some discussion over whether she had indeed been as strong a campaigner for a leave vote as was being made out, but your conversation reflected her decision's significance with just days remaining.
But because the campaign law itself requires that the Supreme Court review the panel's decision, the significance of today's ruling is reduced and is similiar to an interim opinion that may do little more than set the table for the justices, who are not bound in any way by the panel's findings.
The data were analyzed in the Statistical Package for Social Sciences program, version 20.0, and for the statistical decision criteria, significance was established at 5%.
The sense that our every online decision had significance.
But, at least on my first read-through, the majority opinion strikes me as claiming less about the decision's significance, and the dissenting opinion (by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg joined by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, and joined in all but one part by Justices Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan) strikes me as claiming more for its significance than is warranted.
