Sentence examples for decisions starting from inspiring English sources

It's about your decisions, starting now.

He points to a series of Supreme Court decisions, starting in the late nineteen-seventies, that sharply confined the scope of affirmative-action programs and that amounted to a "process of undoing Brown".

In a series of decisions starting with Crawford v. Washington in 2004, an odd-bedfellows coalition of justices from the court's conservative and liberal wings have breathed new but fragile and halting life into the clause.

Writing for the majority, Justice Sotomayor said that the principles announced in a groundbreaking series of decisions starting with Apprendi v. New Jersey in 2000 applied in this context, too.

Hammer said FIFA money was "used as a stick and carrot to influence the way the organization makes decisions," starting with the executive committee salaries — first doled out by Blatter in 1998 upon his election.

In a series of decisions starting with Gideon v. Wainwright in 1963, the Supreme Court has held that poor people facing the loss of liberty for crimes must be provided with lawyers.

D. When the other children's early admission decisions start coming back.

D. When the other kids' early admission decisions start coming back.

"Once you get very large, the cost of implementing decisions starts to whittle away your advantage," says Mr Wightman.

Certain decisions started to muddy the cause...dilute the belief.

And this is the point at which capital sentencing decisions start differing from most other legal decision-making processes.