"pathetic decision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a decision that is considered weak, foolish, or lacking in courage or intelligence. Example: "The CEO's pathetic decision to cut employee benefits caused widespread outrage among the workforce."
Across the world the church has presided over the grotesque phenomenon of clerical sexual abuse of children, and compounded its sins with weak, pathetic decisions by priests and bishops to hide these crimes.
"It's absolutely pathetic the decision, but it doesn't surprise me.
He also labeled the disciplinary process "pathetic" and said the decision against him went against "all legitimacy and credibility".
His inclusion on the programme was criticised by contributor and radio presenter Jon Gaunt, who branded the decision as "pathetic".
Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault linked Mr. Depardieu's move to the tax rate, saying in a TV interview that the decision was "rather pathetic," adding "He's a great star, everyone loves him as an artist," but that "to pay a tax is an act of solidarity, a patriotic act".
Touré hit out at the decision, saying it was "pathetic", "indecent" and brought "shame to Africa".
Roger Ailes fired back at Chris Matthews after the MSNBC host savaged Sarah Palin and called the Fox News chief's decision to hire her "pathetic".
"It was pathetic," said the Worksop man of his decision.
She said: "David Cameron's decision on the EPP is pathetic and will sow the seeds of endless trouble.
IN THE depths of the Great Depression, Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt had to set economic policy on the basis of information that decision-makers today would consider pathetic.
Hegarty says the pope's decision to meet her was "shameful and pathetic".
