81.   Community participation is as critical in life-or-death sentencing decisions as in those decisions explicitly governed by the constitutional guarantee of a jury trial.

82.   Critics of the proposed restoration, which was to have begun last spring, see the decision as a moral victory and a personal vindication.

83.   Critics fear other refineries might use this decision as precedent in the event they face production problems.

84.   Conservatives hailed the decision as a step forward.

85.   Defense lawyers hailed the decisions as a victory for their case.

86.   Democratic opponents saw the decision as another concession by the administration to its supporters in the gun industry.

87.   Doctors are making very horrible decisions as to who dies, who lives.

88.   Do not accept a verbal decision as the resolution of your complaint.

89.   Eric Schnapper, a civil rights specialist at the University of Washington, praised the decision as highly favorable to plaintiffs in harassment cases.

90.   Environmental groups and clean air activists roundly applauded the court decision as a major victory.