Sentence examples for embarrassing decision from inspiring English sources

It is time for the council to correct its embarrassing decision from 2009.

Nevertheless, the decision was particularly embarrassing decision given the Canadian government's efforts to promote alternative fuels.

They say they are being unfairly blamed for an embarrassing decision that is the responsibility of the Bush administration.

Olympus's embarrassing decision to dump its British chief executive two weeks after naming him to the job shows that reform in Japan is a slow and fitful process.

It was an embarrassing decision for the Federal Communications Commission, which had reimposed the cap after it was rejected twice before.

But the lawyer, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he has cases in front of the board, said the board could cite any number of reasons if it wanted to delay what might be an embarrassing decision: a busy schedule or the need to send the ruling back to the hearing officer for clarification.

Analysts said that, while embarrassing, the administration's decision to abandon the freeze would enable it to reassess a policy that has been stuck on a single issue.

Legal experts said it was unusual for judges to grant dismissals because of prosecutorial misconduct, but the decision, while embarrassing to the state, did not end the troopers' legal problems: they still face charges of official misconduct.

Fellow Croatia defender Vedran Corluka thought that the decision was "embarrassing".

Only he is still kid enough to be embarrassed about his decision.

Sprewell has said the Knicks' decision embarrassed him publicly by implying that he had a negative influence on his teammates.