Sentence examples for significant decisions that from inspiring English sources

One of the significant decisions that Kumar took soon after coming to power in Bihar in 2005 was to reserve half of the seats in Panchayats for women.

All, Jonathan, David, John and I have just finished the all employee meeting out here in Walnut Creek in which we shared some significant decisions that we have made about how the company can move forward most successfully.

Mr. Lane hailed the ruling as "great — a significant decision" that would continue public access to other streams.

In what lawyers described as a significant decision that could help define the legal rights of religious minorities in this predominantly Muslim country, a Hindu woman was awarded custody of her three children Thursday after a Shariah court had granted custody to her husband, a Muslim convert who had also converted the children to Islam without her knowledge last year.

Important decisions that can have significant impacts on the cost and timeline to develop a commercial trait will also be presented.

"I don't think there's any question that this is the most significant decision that the Long Island Power Authority will make, other than the acquisition of Lilco to begin with," Richard M. Kessel, the chairman of LIPA, said today as the report, prepared by staff members and paid consultants, was presented to the Board of Trustees.

The choice of running mate is the most significant decision that a presidential candidate makes prior to the election.

The entire legal team believes that the 9th Circuit's decision is significant; an important decision that protects the future of students to have courses in publicly funded schools that teach the history and culture of their race/national origin".

Yes, there were significant tactical decisions that played their part – moving Darlington Nagbe into the center of the park turned out to be the masterstroke that Caleb Porter had inexplicably resisted for so long.

The Senate has blocked or held up significant policy decisions that were part of the poorly received 2014 budget, including university fee deregulation and pension changes, while the government has dropped contentious elements such as the proposed Medicare co-payment.

Approval of the agreement, which was championed by President Obama and includes both Canada and the United States, is one of the more significant economic decisions that could fall to the next president.