Sentence examples for opposite decisions from inspiring English sources

"Opposite decisions were made for apparently similar reasons," the Treasury official says.

Opposite decisions, in the sense that one platform calls an event as amplification and the other platform calls a deletion, are very rare.

To help facilitate decision making and illustrate the individual nature of the decision, the doctor encouraged the men to consider the example of two men (Joe and Frank) who make opposite decisions using the same facts.

Had he feared the opposite decision?

"Sometimes, later on, you wish you would have made an opposite decision," he told me.

Charlotte Perkins Gilman horrified her contemporaries by making the opposite decision.

The United States imposed sanctions just two days after Canada made the opposite decision, electing to spare Talisman and Sudan itself from punishment.

The judges said that while they might make the opposite decision, the law gave wide discretion to the immigration service in such cases and the powers of the executive branch should be respected.

In internal deliberations, the staffs of two special prosecutors, Leon Jaworski, during the Watergate scandal, and Kenneth Starr, during Whitewater, reached the opposite decision, that a President could indeed be charged while in office.

European rulers made the opposite decision and established worldwide empires, ultimately to the detriment of China.

It leads both to Boolean detection results and to an indicator representing the distance to the opposite decision.