Sentence examples for wide-ranging decision from inspiring English sources

In a wide-ranging decision, the D.C. Circuit rejected those claims.

That ruling and a second wide-ranging decision on Friday, in Wisconsin, continued a string of recent court opinions against restrictive voting laws that critics say were created solely to keep minority and other traditionally Democratic voters away from the polls.

But he has not had the wide-ranging decision-making power the mayor has now bequeathed to him.

"The management is grateful that the board has taken these wide-ranging decisions, in a dispassionate climate, and in time to facilitate a professional transition," Mr. Gallois said.

Therefore, he criticized basing such wide-ranging decisions on the amendment as those involving school desegregation, abortion rights and the principle of one man, one vote.

Isn't it scary to think about something with no real moral barometer making wide-ranging decisions about how we live our lives?

How the Supreme Court ultimately decides remains to be seen, but should the Court side against Arizona even in a narrow ruling -- in contrast to the wide-ranging Citizens United decision -- it is likely to significantly curtail the ability of cities and states to give candidates who participate in public financing the resources they need to compete with wealthy and well-funded candidates.

Now we will discover who are the winners in a reshuffle made more dramatic and more wide-ranging by the decision of William Hague to quit the post he has filled for four years.

The new executive will have wide-ranging, potentially limitless, decision-making powers.

John Gordon, a UDC spokesman, said university officials had wide-ranging discussions about the decision to invite Lopez and have no plans to disinvite him.

Finally, we believe that the Tenth Circuit failed to consider the wide-ranging impact of their decision.