Sentence examples for lone decision from inspiring English sources
His lone decision, a lopsided one, came against Teddy Reid, on Dec. 5, 1998, in Atlantic City.
The two men are widely considered to be the key, if not lone, decision makers on the issue, but on Saturday, even as Vice Prime Minister Silvan Shalom expressed "faith in Barak and Netanyahu that they are handling the matter in an appropriate manner," he made sure to reassure the public that "decisions are made by a broader forum".
In two games for the Dodgers, he gave up nine earned runs in six innings, losing his lone decision, then retired.
"We did pretty good". South Pasadena, however, bounced back with a pin from senior Zach Liershman (162) that was followed two bouts later by the match's lone decision, a 14-6 major decision, for Tigers 184-pounder Aaron Refuoa that clinched the win at 46-18 withreeree bouts left.
Why is this lone, botched decision so appalling?
Strunk is the lone primary decision-maker.
With the lockout nearly in its third month, Judge Kermit Bye — who was the lone dissenter in decisions to issue temporary and full stays of the injunction, and who spoke little during the oral arguments — urged the parties to continue their talks to end the dispute.
In 1996, he wrote the lone dissent in a decision requiring the Virginia Military Institute to admit women.
Two years ago, in fact, Justice Souter was the lone dissenter from a decision that rejected a challenge to the decency standards that Congress imposed on the grant-making procedures of the National Endowment for the Arts.
Earlier this year, during Sweden's six-month presidency of the European Union, she called President Bush "a Lone Ranger" for his decision to go to war in Iraq without United Nations approval, although she expressed support for his campaign against global terror.
