Sentence examples for wake of decision from inspiring English sources

And it is a virtual certainty that targeted corporate spending will escalate sharply in the wake of decision.

The task force was created in December by President Eisgruber '83 following campus protests against racial injustice in the wake of decisions by grand juries in Missouri and New York City not to indict police officers in the deaths of unarmed black men.

Tigers fans are up in arms at the culling of one of the club's favourite sons and it comes in the wake of decisions to let go of Blake Austin and Adam Blair.

That's where the U.S. stands in the wake of decisions over the past several years vastly enabling campaign finance secrecy, the focus of the current congressional fight over a so-called DISCLOSE Act.

In England, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has noted that "society places great value on extending the lives of people with life-threatening conditions" and has issued new guidance for "life-extending treatments that are above the usual range of cost effectiveness," 28 in the wake of decisions that denied life extending treatments.

Equal parts of the public approve or disprove of the court in the wake of the decision, and slightly more people disapprove of the court's decision than approve of it.

In the wake of this decision though, voices of discontent rose from various comers.

But a number of critics have spoken out in wake of the decision.

In the wake of his decision, Madsen appeared dispirited to some witnesses; to others, manic.

In the wake of that decision, several regional compacts have been formed.

In the wake of that decision, numerous artists have sued, including Sister Sledge, Chuck D. and the estate of Rick James.