Sentence examples for make a landmark decision from inspiring English sources

Awarding the new contract offers the MoD a chance to make a landmark decision to put cost-effectiveness ahead of industrial interests.

Last week, a US judge in Manhattan made a landmark decision.

Here's a young lady who made a landmark decision".

Instead it selectively quotes me as saying it made a landmark decision.

Earlier this summer Scope made a landmark decision to stop being a charity and convert to a "social purpose business" with chief executive Mark Atkinson saying that the notion of charity is seen by many to undermine disabled people's rights.

In July 2014, the Abe administration made a landmark decision to reinterpret Japan's constitution to allow for the exercise of collective self-defense.

In India, for example, the Central Bank recently made a landmark decision to allow non-bank entities to offer mobile financial services, recognising the successes taking place elsewhere and the huge impact that mobile money could have in increasing financial inclusion among India's 720 million unbanked adults.

The Department of Justice made a landmark decision last week when it announced it would direct the Bureau of Prisons to let its contracts with private prison companies lapse.

But the company's then-chairman, under the pressure of a fierce social media campaign, made a landmark decision to diverge from the company's board and ultimately sent the drug to Josh in the name of compassionate use.

Earlier this summer, Morocco made a landmark decision to send its own delegation to the African Union, after having departed the organization 30 years ago in protest over its support for the Polisario.

For example, in 2005 the North Pacific Fishery Management Council made a landmark decision to safeguard deep-sea corals from destructive bottom trawling in roughly 280,000 square nautical miles of ocean waters around the Aleutian Islands off the Alaskan coast -- an area nearly twice the size of California.