Sentence examples for particular decisions from inspiring English sources

The court has often been in controversy, he said, and "the public has more than once repudiated particular decisions".

Typically, decisions to remove a justice are based on misconduct or incompetence, not disagreements over particular decisions.

Accordingly, it is not intended to be relied upon in making any particular decisions and appropriate independent advice should be obtained before doing so.

So is the distinction political scientists draw between "specific" support for the court based on particular decisions, and "diffuse" support based on general respect for the institution.

A large number of soldiers maintain that the way in which the war was conducted was reasonable, but have decided to speak out against particular decisions or practices.

In particular, decisions he made at a crucial juncture – when he recharged the Model S in Norwich, Conn., a stop forced by the unexpected loss of charge overnight – were certainly instrumental in this saga's high-drama ending.

No arguments about that particular decision, huh.

"That's a very particular decision," he said.

"Summers's talent was for influencing a particular decision at a particular moment," Mr. Scheiber writes.

And this one particular decision may have pushed G.E. over the edge, he said.

"Those attacks were not unanticipated and had really no bearing on this particular decision.