Sentence examples for decision to display from inspiring English sources

Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome Listecki says the museum's decision to display the piece is insulting.

Kate Wittenberg, director of the Electronic Publishing Initiative at Columbia, said the decision to display the video was difficult.

The decision to display the items has come in for criticism, including from John Elden, the lawyer who represented 115 relatives and survivors at Breivik's trial.

So before Mr. Tinterow made the decision to display the painting, he first wanted to determine whether it was by Picasso.

Chief Justice Moore's decision to display the Ten Commandments in his office may end speculation on whether he would try to display them in the Supreme Court courtroom.

Morrison's decision to display the boat has been questioned in some quarters, given the international condemnation of the Australian government's immigration policy.

Think of abortion, guns, affirmative action programs, the death penalty, school integration programs, tuition vouchers, laws affecting free speech rights, decisions to display the Ten Commandments on courthouse walls or state capitol grounds and much more.

"It became so confusing that we made a decision not to display paper streets". Even without them, the drafters, researchers and fact checkers at Hagstrom are always busy.

Fred D. Thompson, the former Tennessee senator who is staking his campaign on a strong showing here, said at a debate in November that "for a great many Americans, it's a symbol of racism" and added that he was "glad that people have made a decision not to display it as a prominent flag symbolic of something in a state capitol".

Many analysts were disappointed that RIM again failed to set a release date for the new BBX phones and by its decision to not display prototype versions to the developers.

Microsoft hoped to change the market dynamics with the release in 2009 of Bing, a "decision engine" designed to display more retrieved information in search pages than was typical, thus enabling better-informed decisions concerning what links to follow or, in some cases, displaying enough information to satisfy the original query.