Sentence examples for decisions in matters of from inspiring English sources

Few would doubt the appropriateness of belief-based decisions in matters of personal conscience, although a clear view of the facts is a necessary condition for sensible decision-making.

He singled out that court's decisions in matters of criminal procedure, the separation of church and state, and the reapportionment of state voting districts to ensure minority groups were equally represented.

This volume will be indispensable to all practitioners, in the private as well as the public sector, dealing with drafting agreements, taking decisions in matters of norms relating to space activities such as contracts, partnerships, licensing and negotiations as well as those who interpret and implement these instruments.

A judge I know who was recently mugged called a press conference after the mugging and said to the reporters, 'This mugging of me will in no way affect my decisions in matters of this kind.'" An elderly lady immediately stood up in the back of the room and said, "Then mug him again".

Even in actions duly referred by rule of court to an arbitrator, only rulings and decisions in matter of law after the return of the award were reviewable.

As Noddings and the other contributors illustrate, it's often unclear what the "right" decisions are in matters of everyday ethics.

England et al. [ 12, 13, 17] provide examples where a nurse can be helpful, such as: managing the day to day caring activities discharge from hospital planning surrogate decision-making in matters of health care decisions to institutionalize a family member.

Last week in Boston, Gov. Michael S. Dukakis signed a law authorizing patients to name surrogate decision-makers in matters of medicine.

Mr. Feinblatt, thrilled by the offer but wary of unilateral decision-making in matters of the heart, said he needed to consult with Mr. Mintz, who quickly gave his approval.

He sent two private letters to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country's supreme leader and key decision-maker in matters of security and foreign policy, and joined with Russia and France in offering to help supply new fuel for an aging medical reactor in Tehran.

The Iraqi government must work toward social reconciliation and must admit that it is part of the problem, therefore it cannot claim a monopoly on the decision making in matters of reconciliation.