Sentence examples for involved a decision from inspiring English sources
The case involved a decision by the Army Corps of Engineers to deny a permit to a consortium of local governments in Illinois that sought to build a landfill at a site dotted with dozens of isolated ponds that serve as habitat for more than 100 species of migratory birds.
More than 13 years after the police shooting of Amadou Diallo, Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly has agreed to restore a service weapon to one of the four New York City officers involved, a decision that Mr. Diallo's mother characterized as a betrayal.
Because policymakers often are unfamiliar with the environmental science involved, a decision analyst serves as a conduit to translate the data into a useful framework.
The latest case involved a decision by election officials in Shawnee County, who report to Kobach, to block access to provision ballot voter names in a contested race involving state Rep. Ann Mah (D-Topeka), who has repeatedly battled Kobach over voter ID.
Judicial review involves a decision only as to whether the decision was taken outside of the law.
In April, the Texas Supreme Court heard arguments in a case involving a decision made by a Texas hospital to resuscitate a child against the parents' wishes.
The dispute in Camden involves a decision by Del Monte to move its fruit-importing operations from a union port there to a port in Gloucester City, N.J.
We're having to remake the relationship, and for some creative people, the remaking seems to involve a decision to drop out.
In most cases, this involves patients with mental illness who are suffering but incapable of making a request or newborns with congenital disorders, perhaps involving a decision by the parents.
Judge Pauley also raised questions about the separation of powers, asking whether it was appropriate for the courts to intervene in an issue that involves a decision by state legislators.
The latest setback for scientists involves a decision by Karnataka's chief wildlife warden, Brij Kishore Singh, to deny new research permits or extend current ones for scientists in the state's five tiger reserves.
