Sentence examples for separate decision from inspiring English sources

Where that work should be done involves a separate decision.

NATO would have to make a separate decision to deploy the troops.

A separate decision on Thursday suggested that neither Apprendi nor the new sentencing decision will otherwise be applied retroactively.

They said the judge should ignore the jury's separate decision that Mr. Nelson did not cause Mr. Rosenbaum's death.

The announcement by the Yard came just a few hours after David Cameron endorsed the director of public prosecutions' separate decision earlier this week to widen inquiries.

In a separate decision issued on Friday, Judge Haight rejected the United States attorney's request to replace Mr. Callahan as the independent investigator.

In a separate decision on a 2008 California ballot measure known as Proposition 8, the justices ruled that anti-gay marriage campaigners did not have legal "standing".

The newsrooms of The Tampa Tribune, WFLA-TV/News Channel 8 and Tampa Bay Online are housed in a single building, but the TV and newspaper operations are on separate floors and maintain separate decision-making structures.

Still, BCE's media properties, like CTV and The Globe and Mail, have bowed to regulatory pressure to maintain separate decision-making structures, even as their newsrooms find ways to collaborate.

Local authorities are usually regarded as separate decision-making units, but the role of central government as a provider of finance that sets rules and imposes penalties has become dominant.

Often, it is enough for one link in a supply chain to make a move: for example, if Wal-Mart decides to stock more nappies for babies, there should be no need for Procter & Gamble, which makes the things, and for 3M, which supplies the sticky plastic tapes, to have three separate decision-making processes for a single product.