Sentence examples for the reported decision from inspiring English sources

Neither Downing Street nor the Foreign Office would comment on the reported decision by the ISI, which also comes days before a UK visit by the Pakistani president Asif Ali Zardari.

However, while the number of manuscripts reviewed and the time spent reviewing differed according to the time since first publication, there was no effect on the reported decision of a referee regarding manuscript rejection.

All studies were critically appraised for potential sources of bias and, when possible to obtain, the reported decision aids were evaluated.

However, all metrics, aside from semantic distance and Jiang and Conrath's distance, seem to favor extremely high levels of misinformation at the reported decision thresholds for the BLAST model.

But within hours, the fissures that had vexed Mr. Morsi's rule re-emerged to undo the reported decision.

The reported decision to knight Lynton Crosby, the Tories' election mastermind, has sparked a fresh row over alleged cronyism in the honours system.

But clients were slow to come in his first years in practice, and he had leisure, in 1834, to compile and publish, with Thomas Slidell, the Digest of the Reported Decisions of the Superior Court of the Late Territory of Orleans and the Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana.

He added that he had not spoken to Robert Green about the goalkeeper's reported decision to consider his international future.

Furthermore, even though Cook remains good law in the First Circuit today, never again has the First Circuit found an obese individual disabled for the purposes of the ADA in a reported decision.8.8

After a couple of hours of computer research, I could not find a single reported decision in Illinois in the last 12 months in which a confession was suppressed or a conviction reversed because of a Miranda violation.

John Kerry, the US secretary of state, said he was confident of a breakthrough despite a reported decision by Israel's cabinet to reject the proposed terms.