Sentence examples for this decision serves from inspiring English sources

"If approved, this decision serves to remove the freedom of Scottish farmers and narrows their choice of crop varieties to cultivate in the future".

"Six decades after the supreme court in Brown v Board of Education declared that 'separate but equal has no place' in public schools, this decision serves as a reminder to districts that delaying desegregation obligations is both unacceptable and unconstitutional," said Vanita Gupta, head of the US justice department's civil rights division.

Mr. Hatch added that "the timing of this decision serves as further evidence of what we have come to know is true: The Clinton-Gore White House is intent on dividing our people rather than uniting us for the common good".

'This decision serves as a reminder to districts that delaying desegregation obligations is both unacceptable and unconstitutional.'.

"This decision serves as a reminder to districts that delaying desegregation obligations is both unacceptable and unconstitutional," Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Vanita Gupta, head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, said in a statement on Monday.

"This decision serves as an important reminder that there are significant constitutional limits on government-sponsored prayer," said Daniel Mach, director of the ACLU Program on Freedom of Religion and Belief, in a statement.

This Note shows that, as a result, the decision serves to undermine fundamental goals of the securities laws.

And the Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, of the New Season Christian Worship Center, says the decision "serves as a de facto and legal catalyst for the marginalization of Americans who embrace a biblical worldview".

The maturity that came with the decision served to give Wie back her burning drive to succeed and temper her fear of failure.

"The high Ccourt's decision serves to clarify the operation of these laws.

Yet if the Betamax decision serves as precedent, the repercussions are likely to extend beyond the publishing industry.