Sentence examples for permit the decision from inspiring English sources

F.D.R., expecting an adverse decision, prepared a speech in which he quoted Lincoln's remarks about Dred Scott, adding, "To stand idly by and to permit the decision of the Supreme Court to be carried through to its logical, inescapable conclusion" would "imperil the economic and political security of this nation".

"Because tourist villages have aspects that anger Allah, including alcohol, gambling and other forbidden things, building these hotels and villages is considered aiding their owners in sin and aggression, and is not permitted," the decision read.

They lived in a hotel adjacent to a saloon, which is hard to imagine the fictional Ma Ingalls permitting; the decision was a mark of their "financial desperation", as the editor of Pioneer Girl notes.

The multi-objective control formulation permits the decision maker to shift the weight of the control to the minimization of any one of the quantities of interest and explore the optimum capabilities of the structural element.

This allows the comparison of different within-pregnancy cessation interventions, which is novel in this topic area, and hence permits the decision as to which interventions appear to be the most value for money.

Decision support tools (DSTs) (also known as decision aids or decision support technologies) permit the making of the decisions based on complex and wide-ranging information.

The third phase uses the collective decision table in order to infer a set of collective decision rules, which synthesize the judgements and perspectives of the different decision makers and to permit the classification of all decision objects.

Because her respiratory status did not improve enough to permit extubation, the decision was made to proceed with cesarean delivery to potentially accelerate her recovery by decreasing overall cardiorespiratory demand.

They played down the significance of the decision to permit the conversion of the welfare offices.

Immediately afterward, he seemed to draw less of a hard line, saying he would leave the decision to permit the procedure up to the states.

But the decision to permit the export of personal communications technology suggests a welcome willingness on Washington's part to reduce the burden of the sanctions on ordinary Iranians.