Sentence examples for decision to back up from inspiring English sources

An early decision to back up all data from the forms twice averted disaster.

But ultimately there was one of the best finishes of the season, with Lewis Hamilton's decision to back up the cars behind him, in a far-fetched bid to win the title for a fourth time, producing a slow-mo last few laps of some drama.

The second was the decision to back up that commitment by allocating even more money to elite sport - £347m for the next four years compared with £313m for the four-year build-up to London.

In a creative twist he actually uses the pro-gay U.S. v. Windsor decision to back up his anti-gay bill, House Bill 4105, The Preservation of Sovereignty and Marriage Act.

A 3 June email to Pasteur staff explaining the board's decision included a legal review by an expert in French foundation law to back up the decision.

The result, WGSN says, gives fashion houses the data to back up decisions for last-minute tweaks in their own autumn 2013 collections to match the runway trends.

Since sovereignty is indivisible, Tännsjö posits that a world state must have ultimate decision-making authority over nation-states over jurisdictional issues: "Unless there are sanctions available to the central authority to back up a decision as to where a question is to be handled, the system of states will be thrown back into a state of nature" (125 6).

In some peculiar way, it seemed to back up the decision I had made by that time: not to sell the property but to stay.

With each anniversary connected to Megrahi's controversial release, calls were repeated for an apology from the Scottish Government and for more evidence to back up the decision.

The judge, Colonel Tara Osborn, then read him several court opinions to back up her decision not to introduce evidence in Hasan's favor on her own.

Katusha took its case to the court of arbitration for sport, and when the UCI could not offer anything to back up its decision, it was forced to reinstate the team.