Sentence examples for decision stems from from inspiring English sources

The decision stems from the reasons they went into organic farming in the first place.

The decision stems from 2010 lawsuit brought by the Justice Department and attorneys general in 17 states.

Asked whether George Osborne pushed for Hester to go, Hampton explains that the decision stems from the desire of the Treasury to return RBS to private hands.

The decision stems from a 2002 fraud suit by Motorola and Nokia, the world's largest cellphone maker, against the Uzan family of Turkey.

The judge's decision stems from a 2007 lawsuit brought by the federal Department of Justice and the Vulcan Society, a black firefighters' fraternal group.

The decision stems from a case brought to the W.T.O. in June 2003 by the tiny island nation of Antigua and Barbuda.

However, some critics and journalists have argued that the decision stemmed from Disney and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' belief that Adams, predominantly a film actress, would ultimately not be able to perform "That's How You Know" as adequately as the more experienced Chenoweth.

Knight said his decision stemmed from lessons in accountability that he learned as a child.

I can't pretend that my decision stemmed from environmental consciousness or a concern about clutter.

Kathleen Layton, the president and chief executive, said the decision stemmed from continued poor economic conditions along with the slow pace of corporate spending on information technology.

Cynthia Sparer, senior vice president of the hospital, said the decision stemmed from an analysis showing that 85percentt of its pregnant patients have some risk factor.