Sentence examples for year's decision from inspiring English sources

Last month, lawyers for two other prisoners who were 14 when they were involved in murders filed the first petitions urging the justices to extend last's year's decision, Graham v. Florida, to all 13- and 14-year-old offenders.

One notable example was last year's decision by a Japanese energy group, Inpex, to abandon plans to invest $2 billion in developing the Azadegan oilfield.

There were overnight reports that the club were considering withdrawing their legal challenge to last year's decision by the Olympic Park Legacy Company to select West Ham as preferred bidders for the stadium.

The American press continues to speculate about American and perhaps Israeli air attacks against Iran's nuclear sites.Iran has also reacted vehemently to last year's decision by the American administration to give $66m to Iranian opposition groups.

It leads in the creation of jobs paying social-security contributions, says Hanns-Ludwig Brauser of metropoleruhr, a development agency.Last year's decision to phase out coal subsidies by 2018 meant "breaking free" from a mentality shaped by heavy industry and handouts, says one local economist.

He had rowed in the 1859, 1860 and 1861 races and had also acted as a non-rowing president for the 1862 race, yet the previous year's decision to engage a member of the opposing university was greeted with consternation and considered by many Cantabrigians as "a disgrace to the Club".

But the state's governor, M. Jodi Rell, a Republican, and the Democratically controlled legislature then adopted what was widely called a "do-nothing" budget that left the previous year's decisions frozen.

Later in the year Mujica's decision to allow the large pulp-paper plant on the Uruguay River to increase its production by some 100,000 tons did not sit well with Argentina.

However, the recent expansion of the snooker tour to 27 events, covering 50 weeks of the year, could seal the 36-year-old's decision.

Instead, each year's Isa decision needs to be taken in the context of a long-term strategy designed to realise your financial goals, says Connolly.

Very few of us, I think, would consider a forty-year-old's decision to pursue treatment to be a referendum on a near eighty-year-old who has had a failed cancer surgery.