Sentence examples for whose decision was from inspiring English sources

Judge Charles R. Breyer, the justice's brother, had sat on the appeals court panel whose decision was under review.

Judge Charles R. Breyer, his brother, had sat on the appeals court panel whose decision was under review.

Phil Nichol won over the judging panel, whose decision was announced last night at the Edinburgh Fringe, with his anecdotal style fused with traditional gags.

The coroner, whose decision was subsequently overturned, said he was doing so because he did not consider Perry a member of the press.

He said the Draghi announcement would add pressure on the court, whose decision was vital to the future of the euro.

The district court that heard the challenge to the ban upheld it, but the three-judge appellate panel whose decision was appealed to the full circuit court struck it down, using the same reasoning as the full circuit court.

Nor should President Obama, whose decision is expected later this year, or Secretary of State John Kerry, who will advise him.

It immediately became law, though it can still be overturned by the state attorney general, Martha Coakley, whose decision is due by July 13.

He is now contesting the vote.The final outcome rests with a special electoral court, known by its Spanish acronym, Trife, whose decision is final.

It was no doubt for this reason that the case was allocated to a 17-judge grand chamber, whose decision is final.

The federal appeals court in Atlanta, whose decision is under review, ruled that it was possible to remove just the mandate and leave the balance of the law intact.