Sentence examples for finance decisions from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the court's campaign finance decisions seem to support a growing oligarchy.

In that sense, the ruling is markedly different from school finance decisions issued in New Jersey in recent years.

The new firm, to be based in London, will allow Mr. Warshaw, 47, and Mr. Robey, 53, to advise clients on corporate finance, decisions on strategy, and mergers and acquisitions.

In recent campaign finance decisions, only Justices Stevens and Ginsburg had shown a willingness to revisit the Buckley v. Valeo dichotomy between contributions and expenditures, so supporters of limits on expenditures and soft money, while acknowledging that they still could not count on a court majority, detected significant forward movement.

"I'm now able to make what I like to think are football decisions, not finance decisions," says Ward. "We have borderline players that we think 'maybe, maybe not', and those are the ones that at clubs like ours usually get a 'no'no

By contrast, in theoretical models of corporate finance, decisions are usually modeled in terms of capital levels rather than in terms of capital-asset ratios.

The Supreme Court announced its big campaign finance decision at 10 in the morning last Thursday.

WASHINGTON— Justice Sandra Day O'Connor did not sound happy on Tuesday about the Supreme Court's big campaign finance decision last week.

But a decision from a court divided along ideological lines could further energize voters already critical of last year's 5-to-4 campaign finance decision, Citizens United.

WASHINGTON — In expansive remarks at a law school in Florida, Justice Clarence Thomas on Tuesday vigorously defended the Supreme Court's recent campaign finance decision.

Together, they mounted an attack on the central distinction drawn by the Supreme Court in its seminal 1976 campaign finance decision, Buckley v. Valeo.