Sentence examples for decision suggesting from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court unanimously reversed that decision, suggesting that the real world was the right modifier.

Sony's shares fell 5 percent on news of the board's decision, suggesting investors expect Mr. Loeb to walk away.

The House speaker, Paul Ryan, welcomed the decision, suggesting that Pence comes from the heart of the conservative movement and "the heart of America".

Other Democratic leaders, including three presidential candidates, also criticized the decision, suggesting that President Bush's record on air pollution could become an issue in next year's election.

Art often works this way, serendipitously: it announces itself in the nuance of an unconventional decision, suggesting the spark of sudden inspiration.

Liverpool's manager, Rafael Benítez, criticised the decision, suggesting it was taken due to "money, money, money" and not ambition on the field.

Thursday's decision suggests outgoing bank governor Sir Mervyn King was outvoted two months running for the first time in his 10 years at the helm of the central bank.

The decision suggested a deep ambivalence within the governor's office regarding treatment of convicts.

The CCTV footage released in support of the decision suggests they had little choice.

The decision suggests foreign students could be deported for no reason, he says.

Stephen Hale, Green Alliance director, said: "Ed Miliband's first major decision suggests he gets it.