Sentence examples for decisions in question from inspiring English sources
The three justices said in interviews that the decisions in question, including the nine-year-old murder conviction reversal, have been misconstrued to score political points.
Some hint of the "programmatic decisions" in question might become clear on Tuesday night, when Mr. Obama delivers his annual State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress and a vast television audience.
In deciding cases according to law, then, we have a responsibility to try to establish the existence and meaning of any purportedly authoritatively binding legal rules which have a bearing on the situation under consideration, and we do so by interpreting the decisions of law-making institutions in a way which accords with the intentions of those institutions in making the decisions in question.
There is a rough consensus in medical ethics on the requirement of respect for patient autonomy: physicians must ultimately defer to patients' own decisions about the management of their medical care, so long as the patients are deemed to have sufficient mental capacity to make the decisions in question.
Seventeen of the participants in focus groups who had made one of the decisions in question also participated in individual interviews.
The decision in question was the allocation of $711 million in federal antiterrorism financing across the United States.
Techniques include insisting that somebody else is responsible for the decision in question and never going alone to meetings with people who may demand bribes.
WHEN prominent people in Washington spend an anniversary apologizing for being catastrophically, unforgivably wrong about a decade-old decision, you might expect that the decision in question had delivered their party to disaster or defeat.
The immigration appeal decision in question shows it was her department's failure to follow its own guidance, and not a cat, which ultimately prevented the appellant's deportation.
