Sentence examples for mixed decision from inspiring English sources

The ruling was actually a mixed decision for Hong Kong.

However, his team of five lawyers was jubilant with the jury's mixed decision.

A mixed decision like that would send the matter back to Judge Jackson.

Despite the mixed decision, analysts said the ruling will expose more formerly state-owned companies to cross-border mergers.

(It is worth noting that Casey was a mixed decision for those who favour broad abortion rights.

"This is really a mixed decision," said Mr. Askin, a member of the Constitutional Litigation Clinic at Rutgers University School of Law.

Any discussion of women and advancement is just as likely to veer off into one about child-rearing and personal choice as it is to discuss whether there really is a "diversity dividend" in having a more mixed decision-making team.

The mixed decisions were the principal elements of a partial verdict the jury returned after deliberating for nine days in a trial that started in mid-April.

In many cases, states and municipalities are not required to negotiate these changes with retirees, and lawsuits challenging the cutbacks as a breach of contractual promises to retirees have resulted in mixed decisions.

The president brought forward the date of the election, he said, in anticipation of a global economic crisis; politicians shouldn't be campaigning at such a time, apparently.A healthy deliberationAmerica's Supreme Court said it would hear a challenge to Barack Obama's health-care law, the implementation of which is in a muddle following mixed decisions in the appeals courts.

Another is mixed decision-making structures that bring together young delegates and local authorities.