Sentence examples for disturbing decision from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the National Collegiate Athletic Association made a remarkable — and disturbing — decision.

It is a disturbing decision that gives the administration essentially unchecked power to imprison foreigners.

The military under the Obama administration has displayed a desire to over-prosecute whistleblowing with life-in-prison charges including espionage and "aiding the enemy", a disturbing decision which is no doubt intended to set an example.

This is a very disturbing decision because if I do not have standing, it means that no one in unincorporated Greenburgh has standing, and if that were the case, then the town's illegal actions would be forever immune from judicial scrutiny.

I loved the pacing, the wit and the focus of "Survival of the Fittest," but I did have two complaints: first, the bizarre and, frankly, disturbing decision to make Polly the hapless human guinea pig take off her dress before Dick stuck her with the toxin -- it was narratively unnecessary and distractingly gratuitous, especially considering the episode was written by a woman.

Annabel Goldie, the Scottish Tory leader, said the "disturbing" decision to release Megrahi "was not done in the name of Scotland, or in the name of this parliament, or in my name".

The most ambitious artists will refuse the easy dismissal of the terrorist as a pariah or psychopath and instead will explore the deeply disturbing decisions born of those passionate beliefs.

Closing the Courthouse Door is awash in examples of disturbing decisions of the Supreme Court.

Not only is he the lawyer who won the disturbing Supreme Court decision in Bush versus Gore that made Bush President.

This is a disturbing conclusion.

The result has been a set of disturbing court decisions that may give the government the ability to selectively prosecute anyone they wish.