Sentence examples for delivers a decision from inspiring English sources

The public has to wait more than a year and a half on average before the information commissioner delivers a decision, according to figures.

In addition to valuing flexibility and future information, which contributes to the selection of appropriate smart-well technology and measurements, the proposed approach delivers a decision tree that describes a flexible strategy of optimum valve settings that properly accounts for future measurements and their impact on uncertainty reduction.

Judges are expected to deliver a decision on the case on Friday.

Eventually, Mr. Ramos said, Mr. Fox sent him home with a promise that he would deliver a decision by mail.

And this week the Court is expected to deliver a decision in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, a case that questions the legality of the military commissions.

Then he asked, "Have you heard the news?" The Supreme Court had just delivered a decision upholding the Trump immigration ban on countries that included Venezuela.

A contest would trigger the new election procedures introduced by Kevin Rudd to give the party's grassroots joint power with the parliamentary caucus in leadership decisions and would take almost a month to deliver a decision.

The jury has been aware since Monday but is still asking for more time before delivering a decision, though it is thought that every one of the 20 boats is tracked every mile of the way.

In his paper's opinion, "judges have time and again backed Europe against the interests of the British people" and, this time around, have delivered a decision based on "a blinkered reading of statutes".

The Supreme Court is back to full strength with Mr. Trump's appointment of Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, and most observers believe the new justice will join the court's other conservatives to deliver a decision that will hurt public unions.

Mr Justice Mitting promised to deliver a decision on 6 February on whether Qatada should be released from custody, saying a quick verdict was essential after six-and-a-half years during which he had been held in detention or under 22-hour curfew.