Sentence examples for pointed decision from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, he declared himself disgusted by the "lascivious" photographs in Hello!, and also by its pointed decision to juxtapose pictures of his new bride with a photograph of his first wife, Diandra.

Because a Nobel can be awarded to as many as three living people, the Nobel committee's exclusion of Dr. Damadian appeared to be a pointed decision that his contributions were not worthy of a prize.

Retailers are making pointed decisions about what they are going to bring to their stores".

The inquiry comes in the wake of a pointed European Court of Human Rights decision in March, which had a strong message for social workers.

Analysis of the literature on quantifiable tools for value judgments considered in decisionmaking pointed to multicriteria decision analysis (MCDA).

Many supporters have pointed to a 2005 decision by the Supreme Court, in Roper v. Simmons, which banned the death penalty for defendants who were younger than 18 when their crimes were committed.

But Doty's pointed language in the decision cemented the owners' belief that they had to get out from under the federal court — it will be part of the negotiations — while also probably empowering Jeffrey Kessler, the union's outside counsel.

It is the politics of the first caveman council where the caveman came out from the council where there had been difficult decisions and pointed with his club across the forest and said: 'There, over there.

But her remarks to the panel on Tuesday were particularly pointed and critical of the decisions leading to the American-led, British-supported invasion.

Point to its pointed teeth.

In his decision, the judge included a pointed message about the need to protect the privacy of jurors, warning that Ms. Giuliano's actions could set a dangerous precedent.