Sentence examples for decisions stand from inspiring English sources

When the decisions stand, some alumni walk.

Such decisions stand to affect millions of participants in the bitcoin economy, but ultimately lie with a very few people.

But, if the decisions stand, Fitzpatrick argues, "they have the potential to literally wipe out the class-action lawsuit".

It would be a "powerful symbol" of British identity and our longstanding tradition of liberty, and would ensure that the European court "let most of our decisions stand" under the margin of appreciation doctrine.

They said: "You should always think, make your own decisions, stand by them and not blame it on anyone else".

Hi Daniel, it's fair to criticise Martin Fox and his assistants in a balanced way which is harder because over the entirety of the game they did a good job but their poor decisions stand out because of the consequences of those calls.

Toward the end of the 20th century, the great French professor Emile Peynaud would estimate that 3,000 separate decisions stood between the vineyard and the bottle.

Judge Kaplan's extensive factual findings, detailed in a 485-page post-trial decision, stand virtually unchallenged on this appeal.

The result affected the final standings because had the IIHF's decision stood, Finland would have advanced to the medal round instead of Sweden.

The decision stands, but it doesn't matter.

If Wednesday's decision stands, then "Innocence of Muslims" stays down.