Sentence examples for neutral decisions from inspiring English sources

According to originalism, the constitution protects us from judges and other officials by restricting them (largely) to politically and morally uncontroversial, neutral decisions about historical intentions and understandings.

They were able to combine abilities that managers also had like making emotionally neutral decisions that required analysis with the ability to make smart decisions under pressure and the ability to approach problems from different angles.

However, the choice of methods and the topics to which they are applied are not value neutral decisions.

"Although suspension itself is a neutral decision, it invariably follows allegations of gross misconduct or criminal proceedings," the Disproportionality in Police Complaints and Discipline report said.

Having made the morally neutral decision to leave vegetable growing to the farmers, we can meet them halfway, at the market.

In their decision, the justices held that the federal judiciary's reach extended to Guantánamo Bay and that prisoners there must be allowed an opportunity to challenge their detention before a judge or other "neutral decision-maker".

The opinion said that a citizen held as an enemy combatant was entitled to "notice of the factual basis for his classification" and a "fair opportunity to rebut the government's factual assertions before a neutral decision-maker".

In the ruling, the court held that the federal judiciary's reach extended to Guantánamo Bay and that prisoners there must receive an opportunity to challenge their detentions before a judge or other "neutral decision maker".

11 policies, a divided Supreme Court would uphold President George W. Bush's power to imprison a United States citizen as an enemy combatant without a trial, although it would also say that detainees must be given hearings before a neutral decision maker.

The court also ruled that an American captured in Afghanistan fighting for the Taliban, Yaser Hamdi, could be held as an "enemy combatant," but only after a meaningful opportunity to contest that charge before a neutral decision-maker.

Nor can they cross-examine witnesses, present their own evidence or argue their case before a neutral decision maker, all basic rights afforded to defendants in the outside judicial system.