I stood crouched, with eye at the crack watchful of every movement in the lighted cabin, my own decision made.

Hence his instinct led him to try to overleap that obstruction, and he suggested, without, I suspect, examining the problem very deeply, that the people should assume the right of "recalling" judicial decisions made in causes which involved the nullifying of legislation.

The Board of Admiralty has also been criticised for other reasons, into some of which it is not necessary to enter, but it is desirable to state precisely the considerations which tend to show that important decisions made by the Admiralty have not been based upon sound strategical principles, and are, indeed, incompatible with them.

In this way the dignity of the empire would be the more confirmed and the decisions made in accordance with the laws would prove indisputable and evident to all alike.

He prayed "that the conduct and proceedings in this behalf of said Judge Peck may be inquired into by your honorable body, and such decision made thereon as to your wisdom and justice shall seem proper.

Decision made now as to the character of our public life will be valid for many years, for it is but seldom that the question comes so clearly before us.

Ah! how easy it is to martyrize one's self by some fatal decision made grandly in the exultation of a supreme moment!

The decisions made, it is the wife who has the whole responsibility for the actual spending.

This, then, was the decision made, but Antony and Longinus did not allow any point in it to be ratified either on that day or the next.

Not in hot blood was the decision made, not as before in ignorance of what that decision meant.

Your sayings and thoughts are quoted throughout the markets of Europeyes, throughout the markets of other continents; your actions and decisions make the difference between the decisions and the actions of men that you have never seen, that you shall never see.

The warmth of his blood gave him a wonderful energy and rendered him ubiquitous; his skill and decision made his services of the highest importance.

A meeting was to be held, and a decision made as to the location of the seminary, which, at last, was actually to be built.

Every decision makes but one enemy the more.

I heard of the Dred Scott Decision, and thought J.P. Roebuck was talking foolishness when he came to me one day over in my back field to borrow a chew of tobaccohe was always doing thatand said that this decision made slavery a general thing all over the Union.

" "And in your recovered state you might reverse a decision made while in a lapse?" "Certainly.

But I believe that the law in such cases was clearly defined in decisions made by the United States Supreme Court in 1815.

VERDICT, TESTIMONY.A verdict is a decision made by a number of men acting as a single body.

" The Prussian consul at New Bedford in June, 1844, applied to Mr. Justice Story to carry into effect a decision made by him between the captain and crew of the Prussian ship Borussia, but the request was refused on the ground that without previous legislation by Congress the judiciary did not possess the power to give effect to this article of the treaty.