Sentence examples for the young decision from inspiring English sources
When asked about the Young decision, Sherwood said his immediate reaction was that it was a penalty.
But it was the Young decision - Tottenham head coach Tim Sherwood admitted he also thought it was a penalty - that most infuriated Moyes, who will not be charged for his comments.
Given these concerns, women's rights and civil rights groups are pushing for further local, state and national reforms beyond the scope of the Young decision.
While much of the attention on the migration to New Jersey has been focused on big financial industry companies that have leased shiny new buildings on the Hudson River, the D. F. Young decision shows that smaller companies are moving as well, in this case to a smaller building set well back from the water's edge.
So, within the young persons decision frame, their decision-making was moral based.
With its Young decision, the Supreme Court recognises, albeit a bit clunkily, the principle at the heart of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act: in Mr Bagenstos's words, "a woman should not have to choose between her pregnancy and her job".
Moyes was also unhappy that he was asked about the Januzaj incident before being quizzed about the Young penalty decision.
One sore spot concerned the younger brothers' decision last year to allow Credit Suisse enjoy the same below-market rent used to lure Morgan Stanley into moving its back-office operations to the International Commerce Centre.
The young couple's decision to have sex is the crux of the novel and it's enough.
Besotted teenagers Sullivan (Sebastian Urzendowsky) and Camille (Lola Créton) struggle, as all couples must, with a painful push-pull dynamic, heightened by the young man's decision to leave Paris and travel through South America.
The young man's decision to speak out also reflects the powerful need of victims to raise their voices in an effort to preserve their dignity, even about events that are tightly moored to silence because of shame and embarrassment.
