Sentence examples for decisions to cases from inspiring English sources

The law will restrict direct file decisions to cases of murder, kidnapping and violent assaults for 16- and 17-year-old defendants, but district attorneys won't be able to file adult charges on low-level felonies and many mid-level crimes.

During an interview with Bloomberg TV's Willow Bay, also a senior editor at The Huffington Post, the IAC chairman defended the publication's decision to case its print edition, but qualified his statement.

Courts have given substantial deference to federal agencies' decisions to settle cases, approving thousands of previous settlements, the commission said in its court papers.

Decisions to hear cases — to grant petitions for certiorari, in court lingo — are announced in terse orders, without explanation or an indication of who voted how.

The settlement vindicates Merck's risky decision to take cases to trial rather than agree to a quick, early settlement.

It also spelled out new guidelines for evaluating fresh accusations and backed off an earlier decision to report cases only with an accuser's consent.

Coach Jeff Fisher's decision to pull Case Keenum and play Goff stirred memories for the former Rams quarterbacks.

"I have been very critical of the decision to try these cases and charge these cases so very quickly.

Like judges, they cannot be told what decisions to make in a particular case.

While the I.T.C. decision may not have a formal effect on the court cases, lawyers for both sides could use the commission's decision to bolster their cases.

A decision to move the cases to the Metropolitan police specialist crime directorate was not made until January 2008.