Sentence examples for decisions validated from inspiring English sources

In February activists received a huge boost when 2012 two court decisions validated the Slottje's legal strategy by upholding Dryden and Middlefield's bans.

Williams missed a few games, and Carter may have missed a chance to rest before a crucial game, but both of them gave us refreshing examples of two star athletes strong enough to make tough decisions validating their personal values.

This important decision validated the role of international regulations to protect iconic and threatened species.

Campbell Gardett, a spokesman for the federal Department of Health and Human Services, said the Supreme Court decision validated the position taken by the Bush administration that states should seek federal approval before using Medicaid as "the foundation for broader programs" like Maine Rx.

UP a dirt road on the reservation of the Eastern Pequot, the tribe recognized last week, a man named Old Crow said the federal decision validated the tribe and opened opportunities, like education and social service benefits.

The decision validated "misappropriation theory," which holds that outsiders are guilty of securities fraud when they misappropriate confidential information "in breach of a duty owed to the source of the information".

The N.F.L. players union said on its Web site, "Today's decision validates the players' demand for scientific validity, full due process rights, and a transparent system".

He said the court decision "validates our position.

In a statement, Cerberus said: "The decision validates the Cerberus affiliates' specifically negotiated ability to refrain from proceeding with the proposed transaction.

"The court's decision validates our actions and enables us to put the America's Cup back on the water," Bertarelli said.

The decision validates the government's use of wiretaps as a means to investigate this type of crime.