Sentence examples for its eventual decision from inspiring English sources

Its eventual decision could be appealed to the United States Supreme Court.

But on its eventual decision may depend not only the future of the Corbyn leadership, but that of Labour as serious competitor for power in 2020, too.

In its eventual decision in Holt/Muhammad, the court might begin by noting the "triviality" of the beard issue (as it has done in previous similar cases), and it will almost most certainly clarify – and likely expand – prisoners' religious rights.

Mr. Feinberg was the driving force and financial angel behind "The Art of the Steal," a work that traces the decades-long controversy over the museum's fortunes and its eventual decision to abandon its longtime home for new quarters in downtown Philadelphia.

This is the course most legal observers expect the Supreme Court to take in its eventual decision on Prop 8, although the scope of any such decision could certainly be limited to California if the Court wished to do so.

Through his close reading, Waldman determines that the court has deliberately worded the questions presented quite broadly to allow itself the most latitude for its eventual decisions; in other words, there's not much there to help us attempt to predict the way the court may come down in either case.

Sifting through his public statements, it is clear that his eventual decision on military capacity is not an either-or situation.

In a couple of interim rulings about Brcko, Mr Owen had said that his eventual decision about the town and its surroundings would depend on how the peace agreement was implemented there.

This reaches a grotesque conclusion when a heavily "pregnant" woman, embracing a man, drops the baby-doll that has been padding her stomach; the man's first impulse is to stuff the doll back into her dress, but his eventual decision is to kick it offstage.

Downing Street officials say no one knows what his eventual decision will be.

Although Charles hesitated, his eventual decision to accept the appeals was in keeping with the letter of the Treaty of Calais and his coronation oath.