Sentence examples for decision was withdrawn from inspiring English sources

He minimized Mr. James's role, saying the decision was withdrawn "without influence, without undue influence" from Mr. James's office.

Some roll fast and some slow". The Ninth Circuit upheld the damage award against Robbins for $655,000 but the case subsequently settled and the decision was withdrawn by the court.

In end-of-life-decisions, treatment was withdrawn in 54.7% (193/353) of patients who died in the ICU.

No further action was taken in two cases and the request for a charging decision on one file was withdrawn by the police.

Decision offer could be made by user if the business rule decides, business rule can decide again and this decision may be withdrawn.

"Lower courts are bound to follow this court's decisions until they are withdrawn or modified," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote in February in explaining her vote to block the Montana decision.

"Lower courts are bound to follow this court's decisions until they are withdrawn or modified," the two justices observed.

In February, two of the dissenters in Citizens United — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, joined by Justice Breyer — issued a statement explaining that "lower courts are bound to follow this court's decisions until they are withdrawn or modified".

In the event that an SAE is considered to be related to the trial intervention, clinical judgement and the participant's preference will inform any decision whether the participant will be withdrawn from the trial or may withdraw electively.

Pundits tend to prefer explanations like Scenario A. Candidates almost always offer personal explanations for their decisions ("I'm withdrawing to spend more time with my family").

"After considering the additional costs entailed in continuing to operate NuGen, Toshiba recognises that the economically rational decision is to withdraw from the UK nuclear power plant construction project, and has resolved to take steps to wind-up NuGen," the Toshiba statement said.