Sentence examples for line in decisions from inspiring English sources

Now, after years of knuckle-dragging, Washington is willing to step to the front of the line in decisions that will slash the amount of carbon we pump into the global atmosphere.

"This decision is in line with decisions in the areas of gender, race and ethnicity and religious background," Mr. Boutrous said.

London boroughs have pioneered novel approaches to allocating new housing in line with transport: in decisions about where to build houses, areas are graded on a scale which takes into account factors such as walking time to public transport, as well as number and frequency of services at nearby stops.

Several institutions have taken a similar line in their divestment decisions.

This retrospective analysis from a large academic cancer center shows wide variation in treatment patterns, including switching between anthracycline- and gemcitabine-based therapy in early lines and significant heterogeneity in decisions regarding later lines of treatment.

That led John H. Weston, a Los Angeles lawyer who represented Kandyland at the Supreme Court, to find a potential silver lining in the decision.

The UNEG Coordination Committee supports the Chair of UNEG, vice-Chair and Executive Coordinator in facilitating and coordinating the ongoing work of UNEG in line with decisions taken at the AGM.

The ruling Monday by the Jakarta Administrative Court was the expected outcome, and is in line with previous decisions in similar cases.

This is in line with findings in decision-making in intensive care, using visualisation of recommendations with a high rating of performance and preferences.

The move to get rid of installations is the latest in a line of decisions meant to clamp down on spammy apps by implementing sweeping changes to the platform, rather than coming down hard on particular wrongdoers.

That's the bottom line in today's unanimous decision by the New Mexico Supreme Court holding that a photography business cannot discriminate against a same-sex couple by refusing, because of the owner's faith, to photograph the couple's commitment ceremony.