Sentence examples for unfavourable decisions from inspiring English sources
Fundamental to America's system of government is an impartial public judiciary, with legal standards built up over the decades, based on principles of transparency, precedent, and the opportunity to appeal unfavourable decisions.
If 600 cases (including 200 concerning doctors qualified outside the UK) progressed through the process as far as a fitness to practise panel hearing, and 50% of those cases received high impact decisions at adjudication, then we would have more than 90% power to detect a difference in proportion of unfavourable decisions between groups of 15%.
First, the average unfavourable decision (unfavourable to the prisoner, that is) took less time to arrive at (5.2 minutes) than the average favourable one (7.4 minutes).
People would be entitled to seek a judicial review in response to an unfavourable decision, but the legislation is yet to be released.
But all classes were enthusiastic in using cost-free alternatives, such as attending church services and appealing against unfavourable admissions decisions.
There are also ploys it uses, such as considering any impact of projects as "indirect", such as Belo Monte, to escape having to do the consultation process, or using a juridical exceptional measure from the dictatorship, "Security Suspension", to evade unfavourable court decisions.
He was known for his record of instilling high standards of conduct into his players and prevented them from showing dissent towards unfavourable umpiring decisions.
Here he is, also on the fringe of the picture, without an unfavourable referendum decision in sight.
Although he produced several excellent designs during the 1930s and '40s, a combination of bad luck, unfavourable wartime government decisions, and internal politics dogged his creations throughout this phase of his career.
In 2007 the Islamic Republic of Iran was attempting to appeal aginst an unfavourable high court decision over the recovery of 18 bronze age bowls, jars and cups found in the possession of the Barakat Gallery in Mayfair, London.
These circumstances are unfavourable for rational decision making [ 5].
