Sentence examples for decision to not represent from inspiring English sources

By the department estimates, fewer than 5 percent of them lead to a decision to not represent officers.

Sources in Hollywood say that New Visions' decision to not release "Wired" represents a textbook case of how power is exercised in Hollywood, in this case by the town's most influential talent agency.

In a written statement, Microsoft's top lawyer Brad Smith stated that the "only issue that was certain this morning was that the District Court's decision would not represent the final step in this process" and that Microsoft "will appeal promptly and continue to advocate that people's email deserves strong privacy protection in the U.S. and around the world".

Dr. Pazdur insisted the decision did not represent a change in the F.D.A.'s policies.

Several students quoted by the Herald argue that the executive council's decision does not represent their views.

The decision did not represent a change in federal rules, but may have set a precedent for other survivors of auxiliary officers seeking benefits.

However, one can decide on the basis of a desire even if the intention that one forms in making that decision does not represent, in its content, the object of that desire.

The bar of the Pulaski County Circuit court also met and issued a resolution that stated that Judge Wytock had acted independently, and his decision did not represent the court.

People feel unheard and disadvantaged by political decisions that do not represent their best interests, government tolerance of out of the country manufacturing and deregulation of the financial sectors being two such examples.

While these economic models may be useful in informing coverage decisions, they may not represent the true cost-effectiveness of rituximab in practice.

But it's easy to wonder whether his born-again faith might not represent a decision to break with his father, to escape from the culture of Wasp reserve and austerity.