Sentence examples for decisions shifted from inspiring English sources

As the Court returned to the subject of abortion in subsequent decades, the rationale for its decisions shifted.

And the practicalities of a changing industry (in particular, the rise of independent producers in the wake of antitrust court decisions) shifted the balance of power away from studio bosses.

To assess whether this was the case, we tested whether the proportion of each of the four decisions shifted with successive rounds and whether this change differed between patients and controls.

And even once Ronaldo exited, Santos made all the right decisions, shifting Portugal's formation to stifle France's attack and, later, bringing on Éder — a forward who is often criticized for inconsistent play — who delivered the title-winning goal.

Investors pick a date at which they plan to withdraw their money — typically the year they plan to begin retirement — and the fund manager handles all the investment decisions, shifting to more conservative investments as the due date draws nearer.

Therefore, sharing in end-of-life decisions shifts to the patient's husband (an informal surrogate decision maker).

The appellate court's decision shifted momentum to owners for the first time since they lost a decision in March on whether television rights were fairly negotiated.

While it had not been completely unexpected, the S.& P. decision shifted the nation's deficit debate out of the political arena — at least for the day — and thrust it on Wall Street.

Indeed, the immediate impact of today's Supreme Court decision shifted attention to these three counties, which must report final results to the Florida secretary of state by 5 p.m. Sunday, or by 9 a.m.

Alito argued the decision shifted custody determination from a simple test to an inquiry that must account for individualized characteristics.

Today's decision shifts the fragile federal-state alliance in a remarkable way.