Sentence examples for narrow decision from inspiring English sources

It will work to overturn the narrow decision, though a second vote is unlikely before 2016.

She did not cast a vote herself but said she agreed with the narrow decision.

But in any event, it appears that this is an unusually narrow decision.

The Supreme Court should uphold the Ninth Circuit's narrow decision in this case, which is limited by its unusual facts.

How should the European Union respond to the narrow decision by voters in the UK to leave?

The ruling, that only "unreasonable" restraint of trade constitutes a monopoly, was received by antitrust advocates as a narrow decision that favored the trusts.

In a very narrow decision, we prefer Charlotte Jefferson for her superior knowledge of community problems and ideas for how the city could help solve them.

In fact, he almost lost the bout, escaping with a narrow decision before about 8,500 fans at the Paris Las Vegas Casino Resort.

Typically, Durán was the first to accept the challenge and, in 1983, Hagler showed the lightweight legend too much respect while eking out a narrow decision.

Based on our pre-LDP observation period, we found that district managers have narrow decision-space due to the highly-centralised authority within the GHS.

But Mr Koizumi's junior coalition partner, the Buddhist-backed New Komeito, has balked at the idea.New Komeito's leaders are willing to back a narrow decision due during the next couple of months to let Japanese firms share more technology with America for missile defence.