Sentence examples for unfounded decision from inspiring English sources

And then there's Erwin Ratz's seemingly unfounded decision to reverse Mahler's final order in his critical edition of 1963, ever since which conductors and record companies have taken this version as gospel, even though it directly goes against the only Sixth Symphony that Mahler ever knew, conducted, or heard in his lifetime.

In addition, petitioners' pejorative characterizations of the Florida Supreme Court's decision are unfounded and highly irregular.

"The decision is unfounded and the court had no basis to issue such an order," a DOJ spokesperson said in a statement.

Ghent-2 mentions issues such as practicability and costs of diagnostics, consistency with historical perceptions of MFS, and consequences of misdiagnosis, such as restriction of career choices or access to insurance benefits, financial burden through frequent medical care, unfounded marital or reproductive decisions, and psychosocial stigmatization.

Speaking defiantly at a news conference in Tallahassee, Tony Bennett, who was appointed Florida's schools chief in December after losing a re-election bid in Indiana in November, referred to "malicious, unfounded reports" when he announced his decision.

Peter Szijjarto, the prime minister's spokesman, and Andras Giro-Szasz, a government spokesman, said Wednesday in a statement that the decision by the European Commission was "unfounded" and "unfair".

Mr. McGreevey's supporters say Mr. Cipel's decision is proof that the accusations were unfounded.

But reporting the opinions of a few women without reference to the medical literature serves to further unfounded rumors about the potential social effects of this decision.