Sentence examples for decisions that remain from inspiring English sources

In that sense, the efforts of the last week have brought the state closer to a budget deal simply by narrowing the decisions that remain.

The White House is following the same pattern in the case of several other environmental decisions that remain before Mr. Clinton leaves office, including vast public-lands conservation programs criticized in much of the West as a land-grab.

Barring such a development, many of the decisions that remain to be made about the future of the trade center site are, in effect, details -- important ones, certainly, but ones that are not likely to alter some settled principles.

While the court has handed down decisions that remain a stain on America's values (Dred Scott v. Sandford, and Plessy v. Ferguson), it has also handed down decisions that were the impetus for social progress (Brown v. Board of Education or Miranda v. Arizona).

There are four lessons from these presidential decisions that remain relevant to Afghanistan today: • Counselors advise but presidents decide: Kennedy's ability to execute a middle way in Vietnam led him to reject military strategies he did not find plausible or persuasive.

In the micro-stage, a robust mixed-integer linear programming (RMILP) optimization model, which provides a trade-off between system cost and reliability, is elaborated to determine the strategic and tactical supply chain decisions that remain optimal for almost all possible realizations of the uncertain parameters.

As of mid-April, the one production decision that remained to be made, Mr. Michaels said, was how much of the show would be presented live and how much would be made up of clips.

There are a range of decisions and unfolding events that remain unknown.

Certain as he seemed that he'd made the right decision, one thing that remained unresolved was the question of whether he would live as "Skylar, the trans guy" or "Skylar, the guy".

So far, the court has temporarily blocked the Texas rules from taking effect, a decision that might remain in effect if they cannot make a formal ruling in the case.

More than 102,000 refugees are waiting for decisions on whether they can remain here, decisions that can take years.