Sentence examples for notable decision from inspiring English sources

The most notable decision involves Buhari himself.

In foreign policy, which under the Russian Constitution is the responsibility of the president, the most notable decision Medvedev had to take in his first year was to use force against Georgia.

His most notable decision came long before he took high office when at a meeting in Rugby in 1984, he announced: "My name is Chris Smith, I'm the Labour MP for Islington South, and I'm gay", to a five-minute standing ovation.

His most notable decision was the acquisition of the Seagram drinks company, which added Captain Morgan rum and Crown Royal Canadian whisky to Diageo's roster of brands.

Some of her most notable decisions came in child custody and complex business cases.

He also handed down notable decisions from the federal appeals court bench.

One of the most notable decisions Monday was a vote by Division II programs to allow Canadian universities to join as part of a pilot program.

In two notable decisions in 1981, he proclaimed that prison sentences for non-violent offenders should be exceptional and, when imposed, should be no longer than necessary.

They will do so again a quick look through her notable decisions reveals plenty of potential ammunition, including a number of cases in which she sided with criminal suspects or against law-enforcement agencies.

Two of the more notable decisions in the 220-year history of the Supreme Court, Brown v. Board of Education in 1954 and Roe v. Wade in 1973, underscore the value of a political perspective on the bench.

Page B8 SIDNEY H. ASCH, 92 A New York judge with a Ph.D. in sociology, he wrote scholarly works about civil liberties and made notable decisions about landlord-tenant law, gay employment, and a man's right to get his hair cut in a women's beauty salon.