Sentence examples for decision would give from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's decision would give him still more maneuvering room.

That decision would give the next president the chance to select Mr. Greenspan's successor.

The decision would give Soviet emigres 6,500 of the 53,000 refugee places originally earmarked for Southeast Asians.

They said the court decision would give consumers more choice when shopping for a provider of high-speed Internet service.

Yip Wai Fong, communications officer for the Center for Independent Journalism in Malaysia, said the decision would give writers more confidence to challenge government attempts at censorship.

Third and scarcely less important, the decision would give bite to conditionality, sending a stern lesson to the rest of Europe that bail-out terms cannot be flouted with impunity.XVI.

Any other decision would have given a conflicting signal regarding the project, which is vital for our future and our independence.

The battlefront last week was in New Orleans, where the Federal Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit heard arguments in the Government's appeal of a December decision that would give the Bells what they most desire: immediate entry into the $80 billion long-distance market.

If the committee approves the proposal before it (and the parliament in full session as well as a majority of national governments agree with the decision), this would give the European Commission, the European Union's executive arm, the power to rearrange the ETS's schedule of auctions.

Connie Hedegaard, the Danish commissioner for climate action, and Janez Potocnik, the commissioner for the environment, said during the meeting Wednesday that they disagreed with Mr. Almunia's decision but would give their approval to show collegiality in the 27-member body, according to E.U. officials.

The bill would take effect July 1, pending the court decision, and would give everyone time to figure out the new law before the court rules.