Sentence examples for decisions returned from inspiring English sources

The agency, which defends its decisions, returned the boys to the mother's custody from a relative's foster home in 1998, and closed the case a year later after concluding that Ms. Harley, whose relationships with men had long been steeped in domestic violence and drug addiction, had turned her life around.

Could the 1970s era of corrupt planning decisions return as power concentrates into fewer and fewer hands?

Appropriate management decisions, return to training and competitions, and prediction of injury recurrence may all be enhanced with appropriate imaging [8, 9, 10, 11, 12].

The appellate court decision returned Mr. Grayson's case to the lower court for a trial.

The case is not over, as Monday's decision returned an important separate question to the lower courts.

He added that he hoped the decision returned the focus to "getting a resolution for something that has haunted New York for far too long".

"Any decision returned by a jury may well be quashed on the basis of the prejudice occasioned by the prime minister's remarks.

One key decision: return control of the spacecraft to the main computer.

"Today's decision returns the sport to being about: technique and training," he said.

As Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg noted in dissent, the decision "returns the ball to Congress' court".

The appeals court decision returns the case to a lower-court judge, but the case is not expected to go to trial for some time.