Sentence examples for decisions indicate from inspiring English sources

As these decisions indicate, the court's jurisprudence on the subject of permissible public aid to religious schools has been in turmoil for years.

Conservative activists have already begun trying to paint Judge Sotomayor as a liberal ideologue, but her carefully reasoned, fact-based decisions indicate otherwise.

The decisions indicate both internal and external troubles at the fund, which raises most of the money spent fighting the three diseases.

"Several statutes and court decisions indicate clearly that the General Assembly has authorized a marriage relationship only between a man and a woman," Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said in a two-paragraph statement.

And in his determination to end the "privatisation" claims he also insisted the matter had never gone to cabinet, when FoI documents, and decisions, indicate pretty clearly that it has.

The decisions indicate the stand of the industrial unions against their employers in the current strike wave, and appear to broaden the Federal government's power to extend the interpretation of what constitutes interstate powers.

An analysis conducted last month by the Latino polling blog Latino Decisions indicated that the eventual Republican presidential nominee will need between 42% and 47% of the Latino vote to win in 2016.

He reiterated how excited he is about how Cone is pitching now; what Torre did not say, as his decisions indicated, is that his confidence in Cone is not restored fully.

Taken together, the decisions indicated that while the Supreme Court was willing to substantially advance the cause of same-sex marriage, it was not yet ready to find a constitutional right to marriage equality.

Wheeler had previously tried to enforce net neutrality using provisions outlined in existing legislation, but recent court decisions indicated that the government agency would have limited authority on the web.

Asked whether Mr. Arafat could use those funds to purchase weapons, the Arab League general secretary, Amr Moussa, avoided a direct answer and said, "Fifty-five millionots not even enough to buy food, how could they buy weapons?" Despite their commitment to a peace strategy, the Arab ministers made two decisions indicating they were considering stronger collective action.