Sentence examples for terse decision from inspiring English sources

A three-judge panel of the federal appeals court in New York affirmed Judge Arterton's ruling in an unusually terse decision.

"Applicant has not made any substantial payments on the loans," the judges wrote in a terse decision and an unusual rejection of the committee's recommendation.

One exception may be a terse decision in 1972, Baker v. Nelson, in which the Supreme Court effectively affirmed a lower court's decision against same-sex marriage by dismissing the appeal "for want of a substantial federal question".

In a terse decision last week, the state court denied a request on behalf of Mr. Hanna and Mr. Hudson to rule on the issue, a calculated maneuver the couple hoped would have allowed them to sidestep the lower courts and force a quicker resolution of the matter.

But in the terse decision handed down Friday, Travis County District Court Judge Karin Crump found the license "runs counter to the general objectives of the Texas Human Resources Code and is, therefore, invalid".

But people convicted of serious crimes often make many arguments, and state courts often reject them wholesale in terse decisions.

In a terse, unanimous decision, they reversed Judge Kaplan, and dissolved the injunction.

In the end, the decision was terse and unsigned, and it rejected Mr. Didden's claims.

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gatesannounced the decision in terse comments at the Pentagon, saying that "fresh eyes were needed" and that "a new approach was probably in our best interest".

Twice at Thursday's All-Star draft, Thomas, 37, was asked to talk about his rationale for skipping Monday's visit, and twice he stood by his decision in terse but unmistakable terms.

Mrs. Gardiner and her lawyer, Sanford Krigel, refused interview requests today and released a terse statement calling the decision "a step in the wrong direction" and suggesting that they might appeal to the United States Supreme Court.