Sentence examples for reach the same decision from inspiring English sources

Still, there is no doubt that the elder Mr. Moran is working hard to encourage other donors to reach the same decision.

The others are not allowed by competition law to meet and agree: they have to meet in separate huddles in the same room and "spontaneously" reach the same decision.

Accordingly, the most obvious maneuver for an appellate court that wanted to reach the same decision without setting forth an easier route for future plaintiffs would focus on the legal standard or rule to be applied.

Both jurists would likely reach the same decisions whether they were using heightened scrutiny or mere rational-basis review.

The first is that certain economic decisions can only be made by experts, and that politicians (and voters) lack the intelligence or training to reach the same decisions.

If observational data are just those utterances that meet Feyerabend's decidability and agreeability conditions, the import of semantic theory loading depends upon how quickly, and for which sentences reasonably sophisticated language users who stand in different paradigms can non-inferentially reach the same decisions about what to assert or deny.

The Supreme Court could end up reaching the same decision as Judge Bissell did.

"We hope that she reaches the same decision in these cases as she did" in the Khan case, Mr. Laufman said.

As Hackensack Medical Center noted in its recent advertisement, "Horizon's low reimbursement rates have forced many -- if not most -- of our physicians to terminate their contracts with the insurer, long before the hospital reached the same decision".

Boston-based Pappas Management, which had planned to build 106 rental apartments at the corner of Barker and Church Streets in White Plains, said it has reached the same decision, said David Murphy, a company spokesman.

Defending her university system after the audit's release in March, President Janet Napolitano wrote that because of budget cuts, nearly every state in the nation had been forced to make a "Hobson's choice, and they all have reached the same decision: Open doors to out-of-state students to keep the doors open for in-state students".