valid decision

A valid decision, and one he himself might have chosen in their place.

"And the refusal of medical treatment is an entirely valid decision."

A majority of the votes of the senators or deputies present is necessary for valid decisions.

What is significant, however, is the pope's determination to see that only valid decisions circulated.

Consequently, it is not up to us to decide this matter, but a valid decision is required by the next parliamentary term.

Jurists could use their own reasoning powers to reach valid decisions, based on legal principles hallowed by Islamic tradition.

Matching the original outcome gains the maximum points, but points are also awarded for other legally valid decisions.

Goodstein concludes that the Millikan case involved a valid decision to limit an analysis to a subset of the full experimental record.

Alternative, information, and preference are termed decision basis in decision analysis, they represent three required components of any valid decision situation.

Some people may sniff disloyalty, but it is a perfectly valid decision for athletes eligible for dual citizenship.

"We felt the commissioners and County Executive could make valid decisions about tightening county operations without cutting staffers in jobs, but that didn't materialize."

As you remember, a number of countries wished to abolish border controls; the UK and Ireland opted out, a perfectly valid decision.

Further studies are needed in order for practitioners and families to make more conclusive and valid decisions concerning HBOT treatments.

Female forms of titles have been legally accepted as a variation in the surname after 1919 by a still valid decision of the German former High Court (Reichsgericht).

After a reporter's call she conferred with Mr. Camp again and assured him of his value to the newspaper, and he called back to say that his employer had made "a perfectly valid decision."

But some analysts, including a committee of the American Physical Society, a professional scientific organization, have said it is too early to make valid decisions on whether defenses using such exotic new technologies as laser beams are feasible.

It's a valid decision (not one that I'd ever make though - I keep all the installation files for my apps in a backup just in case I want to reinstall or upgrade the OS).

You may regret that, but that is the political reality and it also means that no legally valid decision can be taken on the basis of the Treaty on European Union, which is the constitution of our community.

When all they see are bad, dreadful, appalling or downright evil parenting, how are they meant to make a valid decision based on normality, because their concept of normalitity has been destroyed by the case load that they have to deal with.

Nevertheless, Taylor (unbeknownst to himself) was laying the groundwork for automation and offshoring, because he was analyzing processes into discrete, unambiguous pieces, which is exactly what computers and unskilled people need to follow algorithms designed by others and to make valid decisions within their execution.

The surgeon will be liable in damages if he operates when there is a valid refusal of consent, and liable in damages if he fails to operate in accordance with the principle of necessity when there was no valid decision by the patient.

His sphere of action lay in the making of decisions and in administration; in order to get into a position to make valid decisions and to have something to administer he had schemed and plotted and manipulated the minds of men, but he had never fought physically.

It also decides on disputes between bodies of state administration, unless if the law specifies that these disputes are decided by another state body, complaints against legally valid decisions of state bodies, elections, referenda etc., and is the only court that can sue the President of Slovakia.

There was never any suggestion that this Louis Pena who was driving the motorboat was the same infamous Lou Pena of the roaring thirties, no suggestion at all The coroner could have quite logically arrived at a valid decision when he ruled in favor of accidental death.

The Court has been flexible on the meaning of "jury": there will be a "jury", although not all members are male as would have been the Framers' understanding; but there will not a valid decision by a jury, if there is a majority verdict (even though that is permitted in some states).