Sentences with phrase «decision as a game changer»
But school choice advocates across the nation saw the decision as a game changer in the divisive debate over publicly funded vouchers for private religious schools.
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A New York congressional candidate given permission Thursday to use campaign funds for child care expenses called the decision by federal officials «a game changer» for mothers as a record number of women run for office.
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In addition to these Comments on specific projects, Richard King, Sylvain Lussier and Jeremy Barretto comment on the recent Tsilhqot» in decision of the Supreme Court of Canada on aboriginal title.3 They note that the decision has been referred to variously as «historic», a «game - changer» and a «landmark» decision.
Eugene Meehan, Q.C. is quoted in the Canadian Lawyer & Law Times Blog as saying: «This decision is a potential constitutional game changer, going forward, we could see more division of power and jurisdiction - based cases being challenged in the courts.»