Sentence examples for decision would stand from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith said he hoped that the judges' decision would stand.

First Amendment experts said they were dismayed that the California court's decision would stand.

A commission spokeswoman said the commission was confident its decision would stand.

If there were any doubts at all about the TV replays, the referee's original decision would stand.

If the Supreme Court accepts the argument that they don't, the lower-court decision would stand and, most legal commentators believe, same-sex marriage would return to California, although perhaps not immediately, and definitely not to any other state.

His decision was debated Thursday at a Clay County school board meeting that drew 200 people, but the board took no action, and Superintendent David Owens said the decision would stand.

A spokesman for AES said he was confident the company's decisions would stand up to agency scrutiny.

Mr Mursi told them that a decree banning challenges to his decisions would stand, but that it would be limited in scope, his spokesman said.

The government could appeal Bates' ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, and past decisions indicate it would stand a good chance of winning.

Freedom to Marry founder and president Evan Wolfson called on the supreme court to intervene and said the sixth circuit's decision would not stand the test of time".American couples and their families should no longer be forced to fight court by court, state by state, day by day for the freedom and dignity that our constitution promises," Wolfson said in a statement.

He'd get hammered by the assessors etc. but his final decision would still stand.