Sentence examples for restrained decisions from inspiring English sources

Part of this, as Stevens noted, is because the Court has veered rightward, but it is also because the justices as a whole have not remembered their own institutional interest in restrained decisions.

It could have issued a far more restrained decision in response to Schrems' claim, which essentially asked whether safe harbour prevented national data protection authorities – such as Britain's Information Commissioner's Office – from investigating the practices of US companies.

There is nothing simple, neutral, objective or restrained about such decisions.

While restrained and balanced therapeutic decision-making is desired, it would be instructive if students were able to draw up more treatment plans to increase their prescribing knowledge and skills.

"My opinion doesn't count because the rules are the rules" was his more restrained view of another spot-kick decision which led to last week's 2-0 loss at Old Trafford and a red card for Kagisho Dikgacoi.

In a period when a public-private mix in Greece is under consideration and hospital budgets become restrained, economic assessment is important for rational decision making.

Months later, tempers still flare over Mr. Peck's decision, even if some reactions are more restrained.

More restrained critics argue that, while the Bilderberg Group may not make formal decisions, it sets a consensus that spreads among business and political elites, molding the global agenda, according to my colleagues Alan Cowell and David M. Halbfinger, writing about a previous annual gathering.

At the time, CBS said it hopes the decision "will lead the FCC to return to the policy of restrained indecency enforcement".

In a statement, CBS praised Monday's ruling, saying it was "gratified by the court's decision, which we hope will lead the F.C.C. to return to the policy of restrained indecency enforcement it followed for decades".

Investment plans remain surprisingly restrained.