Sentence examples for decisions by which from inspiring English sources
Windsor was one of the four late June decisions by which the term will be known, and it was in fact the only major decision out of 73 argued cases that found the chief justice on the losing side.
His accounts of battles are vivid enough, but exist mainly to add conviction to his central proposition.His real interest is the sequence of decisions by which America provoked China's intervention and missed chances to end the fighting.
Therefore, it is important to understand the relationship between meditation and estate planning decisions by which individuals manage financial risk, such as sharing their estate with unwanted parties.
The ruling was based on the previous Supreme Court's decisions, by which the Court of Appeals was bound.
The majority of participants agreed with statements indicating that the CHAT exercise led to fair decisions about priorities for coverage, took individual points of views into account, involved open and honest discussion, involved realistic choices, and led to group decisions by which they could abide (Table 3).
On December 30 , 1992 the Milan Bar Council took a decision, by which they imposed on Gebhard the sanction of suspension from pursuing his professional activity for six months.
The result was a cross-party, state decision, by which Labour colluded with the secular beatification of the defining figure of modern Conservatism.
And then, of course, there's the Citizens United v FEC decision, by which the supreme court ruled to lift limits on anonymous corporate spending on elections.
No one was found guilty of gross misconduct and so there were no sackings, a decision by which she still stands.
Petitioner reads the statute as if its text provided that all the substantive rules of decision by which a State makes its "final determination of any controversy or contest" must be set out in "laws enacted prior to the day fixed for the appointment of the electors".
When the Trump administration announced its withdrawal from Unesco jointly with Netanyahu's last year, it was explicit about the supposed "anti-Israel bias" that had driven its decision, by which it meant Unesco's temerity in accepting the overwhelming vote of its members in 2011 to admit the state of Palestine as a full member.
