Sentence examples for which decided that from inspiring English sources

The battle reached the United States Supreme Court, which decided that the captives should return home.

The Pope held a Roman synod on March 1, 499, which decided that only a majority vote triumphs.

But he was overruled by his management board, which decided that Daimler could not digest two big acquisitions at once.

Kevin King, 52, was handed the payout by a jury last week, which decided that his rights had been violated.

There was a public inquiry, which decided that the tower was a good enough piece of design to overcome such concerns.

This unhealthy circumstance was halted in 1996 by the American Medical Association and Congress, which decided that doctors couldn't sue other doctors for using patented surgical procedures.

"Any council which decides that supporting a mainstream UK political party disbars an individual from looking after children in care is sending a dreadful signal that will only decrease the number of loving homes available to children in need.

The last decade and a half of Matisse's life, spent mostly as an invalid, was a bonus gift of time — "a second life," he called it — in which, deciding that he had gone as far as he could with oil painting, he invented and developed a new kind of art.

Although in principle it is the structure at smaller scale which decides that at larger scale, the actual studies are performed in a reversed direction.

"Any council which decides that supporting a mainstream UK political party disbars an individual from looking after children in care is sending a dreadful signal that will only decrease the number of loving homes available to children in need," he added.

Analyses are not decisions, and so often it is a climate of another kind, the political climate in which deciders decide, that needs to change.