Sentence examples similar to stemming from any decisions from inspiring English sources

This novel follows the far-reaching consequences stemming from two decisions.

The appeal stems from a decision upholding the law by a federal judge in Detroit.

The water problems stemmed from a decision to use the Flint river as a more affordable water supply.

Their move stems from a decision to accept Jews from the former Soviet Union by Helmut Kohl, who was then the chancellor, shortly after the Berlin Wall fell.

The accusation that Khan "has form" stems from a decision he was party to when a government minister about green belt land outside London.

The issue's sudden prominence during the past several months stems from a decision of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts last November to grant same-sex couples full civil marriage.

She said the layoffs stemmed from a decision made at the union's convention to have more organizing done by its locals.

The controversy stems from a decision of the Federal com mission to attempt to parallel its traditional written report with a film version.

The case, Citizens United v the Federal Election Commission, stemmed from a decision by the FEC to block the conservative advocacy group, from publishing an unfavorable documentary about Hillary Clinton in early 2008, when she was locked in a tough primary battle with Barack Obama.

The cervelas threat stems from a decision by the European Union almost two years ago to ban the import of certain animal parts from Brazil that bore the risk of spreading mad cow disease.

The long-running row stems from a decision - since reversed - to hold board meetings behind closed doors and only publish agendas on the same day.