Sentence examples for precipitated a decision from inspiring English sources

Berkovits's changing his store's name to Herald the King of Jewellery precipitated a decision by the rabbinical court.

The dependence of b and p I on the magnitude threshold precipitated a decision to fit both the PPE and EEPAS models within restricted target magnitude classes, namely 3.95 < m < 4.45, 4.45 < m < 4.95, and 4.95 < m < 9.05, so that the performance at higher magnitudes is not adversely affected by fitting the model to a much larger number of predominantly smaller events.

That impasse precipitated a British decision to suspend for 24 hours the 108-seat Northern IrelAssemblymbly -- a move which, in turn, angered republicans from Sinn Fein, the I.R.A.'s political affiliate.

The Governor sent a telegram today to Harrison Supervisor John Passidomo urging referral of the petition to the Planning Board, saying he believed this was "the standard procedure". The Governor was evidently attempting to head off a quick rejection of the proposal by Harrison officials that would precipitate a Nestle decision to pull out.

These decisions precipitated a break in diplomatic relations between France and the Holy See.

It also precipitated a parliamentary inquiry, and the decision by Mr. Cameron to impanel the Leveson hearings.

If passed into law, the recent Dirksen bill, limiting Supreme Court jurisdiction to review both federal jury and state court determinations of obscenity, may well precipitate such a decision.

The decision precipitated an impeachment attempt by opposition MPs in early April.

In 2015, his decision to run for a third term precipitated a political crisis which included a failed coup attempt.

Facebook prevaricated until early August, when a decision by Apple to remove Infowars from its podcasting app precipitated a storm of bans from social media platforms.

… Although the decision was popular in the middle and Northern states, it precipitated a backlash against the Court in the Southern and Western states.