Sentence examples for race a decision from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Ferrer backed Ruth W. Messinger over Mr. Sharpton in the 1997 mayoral race, a decision that continues to rankle Mr. Sharpton.

Both sides say Mr. Clinton has made it clear that he will bow to Mr. Gore's judgment on how he should be involved in the race, a decision the vice president is not expected to make until after the convention.

Should Mr. Daniels get into the race, a decision that he said he intended to make in April, he would most likely face questions about his own role in presiding over the deficit during his time as director of the Office of Management and Budget under President George W. Bush.

But in examining longstanding desegregation efforts in the Seattle and Jefferson County, Ky., schools in 2007, the Supreme Court ruled that school authorities could not seek to achieve or maintain integration through measures that take explicit account of a student's race, a decision that seemed to reverse the thrust of four decades of federal policy.

But after months of saying he had no interest in running for a full term, he indicated recently that he was leaning toward entering the race, a decision that would turn him into the front-runner just three months before the election.

Experts said he stands to gain the most from Bush exiting the race, a decision that clears the way for Rubio, his one-time acolyte, in the important state of Florida, which has a winner-takes-all process for appointing its large number of delegates.

As I wrote earlier today, Mr. Santorum's best hope of becoming a factor in the race is a decision by influential Republicans that he could be a potential compromise choice between Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney.

Button, however, showed how in complex racing conditions a decision by a driver can make a difference.

Let us consider an accumulator model with two accumulators racing to a decision bound.

Unlike Roberts, who memorably wrote in 2007 that the "way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race" -- in a decision joined by Justices Alito, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas -- Kennedy does not believe that the use of race in university admissions is always unconstitutional.

Anything less would simply make Iran move faster to reconstruct the damaged part of its nuclear facilities and race to get a bomb--a decision that, so far, the Iranians have apparently not made.