The affirmative action litigation led to the Supreme Court's 2003 decision that while a university could not establish racial quotas, it could consider race or ethnicity as a "plus" factor in a holistic review.
If governments manage this by cutting support to the most vulnerable, they make an explicit decision that while the nation grows wealthier, some should be left behind.
I pretended, and accepted that others will make the decisions that touch us all, while I shielded myself behind the fact of being too young, too fragile.
Along the way, the cofounders and team must make decisions that, while not always ideal or planned, allow the company to survive amidst unexpected strategic and tactical challenges that have the potential to take the company down.
While the decision that Avastin isn't effective against breast cancer applies to most women, it is possible that some women may benefit from the drug.
When we came home from China with Liv, we made the decision that Steph would stay home while Liv got acclimated to us.
The revised Guides specify that while decisions will be reached on a case-by-case basis, the post of a blogger who receives cash or in-kind payment to review a product is considered an endorsement.
"I regret the decisions that I made while running, to some degree".
The decision means that while a TSA agent could face criminal charges for intentional acts that harm others, the government and the officers could not be sued for such behavior.
Justice Harry Blackmun, who wrote the decision, noted that while fetuses were generally not considered viable outside the womb until 7 months, or 28 weeks, viability "may occur earlier, even at 24 weeks". Today, thanks to strides in neonatology, most experts place the point of fetal viability at 23 or 24 weeks.
