Sentence examples for decisions to date from inspiring English sources
Hudson points out that few published decisions to date announce huge awards for knock-and-announce violations.
But if Cable feels fundamentally comfortable with the coalition's decisions to date, how does he account for the rumours of his unhappiness?
Kim's decisions to date have enabled him to achieve his primary goal — so far — of staying in power by staving off threats, real or anticipated, from the elite.
Insofar as Saturday afternoon's Big Game is concerned, we are relying on the same standards, practices, data and expert guidance that have supported our decisions to date.
The National Apprenticeship Service brings together apprentices and businesses, like ours, in order to make the process simple, and I would say hiring our apprentices has been one of my best business decisions to date.
It is argued that that case involved 'domestic' surveillance, but the Fourth Amendment and our prior decisions, to date at least, draw no distinction between 'foreign' and 'domestic' surveillance.
His team built the Moral Machine, which has collected 28 million decisions to-date about how autonomous cars should prioritize risk.
Whether the Dell directors now change their mind will be perhaps their most difficult decision to date.
But censoring its own services for consumption in China may be Google's most unpopular decision to date.
Ronald F. Pollack, executive director of Families USA, a consumer group, said: "This is the most harmful federal court decision to date affecting patients' rights.
