Sentence examples for decisions expand from inspiring English sources

On the contrary: Our ideals are continually advanced as our justice systems -- and our Union -- are strengthened; and as social science, human experience, legislation and judicial decisions expand the circle of those who are entitled to the protections and rights enumerated by the Constitution.

As the individualized information is accumulated and the applications of tailored treatment decisions expand, it is likely that providers and patients will need CDS tools to reap the benefits from the information influx.

Most observers expect Justice Kennedy, author of three previous decisions expanding gay rights, to write for the court next month.

Eisenhower believed that he was appointing a moderate conservative, but under Warren's leadership the Court issued a series of landmark decisions, expanding civil rights in areas such as education, voting, and criminal justice.

Issued on the anniversary of other decisions expanding rights for gays and lesbians, the landmark ruling came down to a 5-4 vote, with Kennedy providing the pivotal support.

The Basic decision expanded the universe of possible plaintiffs.

The decision expands the pool of vehicles that could use such a fuel to about 62 percent of the total on the roads.

The decision expands HSBC Holdings' relationship with Lowe, part of the Partnership division of the Interpublic Group of Companies, because Lowe's London office handles HSBC's worldwide advertising.

Hagel's decision expands the prospective quarantine to troops across all military branches who take part in the anti-Ebola mission.

Judge Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick, the first Hispanic on the court, came to statewide attention with an important decision expanding abortion rights for poor women that she wrote while a trial judge.

He said the court's decision expanded the scope of what could be considered a reasonable cost when calculating late fees, advantaging banks over small business and retail consumers.