Sentence examples for this decision represents from inspiring English sources

"This decision represents America's political Achilles' heel," Mr. Cooper asserted.

This decision represents the denouement of a half-century's evolution in the economic and legal thinking about antitrust laws.

Cable said: "As well as providing a great boost to Bombardier and the Midlands this decision represents a real vote of confidence in British manufacturing.

Greenpeace's energy campaigner, Leila Deen, said: "This decision represents yet another major blow for the government's attempts to force the construction of costly nuclear power plants.

If this decision represents how he will run the country, it tells me all I need to know about Mr. McCain.

For as an established church, this decision represents a scandal that burrows deep into our whole political infrastructure: we now have 26 places in the House of Lords deliberately reserved for a male-only club.

This decision represented a bold step toward protecting nonmotorists, but its precise ambit was unspecified, raising fears of increased insurance premiums and provoking considerable judicial uncertainty.

This decision represented another adaptation of the TLP and PSC models.

Thus, this decision represented a major adaptation to the original design.

This decision represented a major break from the Republican Party under whose banner he won the governorship.

He said the decision represents a move toward more rider input, not less.