Sentence examples for offensive decision from inspiring English sources
And it is because the Cologne court had so little sense of history that it made such a ridiculous and offensive decision.
Declaring that A&E's decision "will not stand," Justice Scalia said he would ask the Supreme Court to meet in an emergency session to overturn it: "This offensive decision by A&E is a clear violation of the Constitution, and I'm not the only one on the Court who feels that way.
Obesity, as Sir Harpal Kumar, Cancer Research UK's chief executive, wrote in the Guardian, after May made – quietly, from her holidays – her second most offensive decision after the promotion of father-of-five, Boris Johnson, "has a disproportionate impact on the poorest in our society … the poorer you are, the more likely you are to be obese".
That was a hugely consequential decision, a very offensive decision to most people.
Fassel felt the Giants had grown too painstaking in their offensive decisions and their play-calling choices.
The AP version of this award went to Luke Kuechly, although unlike the MVP and offensive player decisions, the voting here was very close indeed.
Kelly, who is said to be a candidate for Obama's next secretary of Homeland Security, said: What I find most disturbing and offensive about this decision is the notion that the NYPD engages in racial profiling.
They're making good plays at the offensive point, quick decisions.
As for precedent, it said the Roberts court "has not hesitated to overrule decisions offensive to the First Amendment," citing Citizens United.
These findings not only broaden the resource-based, transaction cost and value creation explanations of offensive patent litigation decisions, but also facilitate the formulation of the codes of conduct for the managerial capability in the contexts of offensive patent litigation.
An enduring subplot to the Giants' season has been the play calling of the offensive coordinator, Sean Payton, whose decision making was praised as refreshing last season.
