Sentence examples for decision would sway from inspiring English sources

But few said the decision would sway their vote.

Legal advocates said they hoped that the Court of Appeals decision would sway other states and perhaps even Congress to consider repealing the restrictions.

But, on Friday evening, Walkers appeared to play down suggestions the talks with Lineker would sway its decision.

Smoking was not indicated as a factor that would sway the decision against TKR or THR [ 42].

Arranging the funeral was very difficult; not knowing his wishes and her dementia meant that she would sway between decisions.

Michael D. Silverman, the executive director of the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund, which filed the complaint on the Mathises' behalf, hailed the decision as a momentous victory and hoped it would sway how other school districts treated transgender students.

The underdog assumed that events in Egypt would sway voters.

It is unclear if that would sway a majority.

When I mentioned the Trump audio, Vickers said that he didn't condone the remarks, but they wouldn't sway his decision.

After questions were raised about whether the photos would unfairly sway admissions decisions, the rules changed.

The decision could also sway environmental law in general.