Synonyms
Examples for "decision"
Examples for "decision"
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However calling for the leadership vote was the right decision, she said.
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Justice Gendall approved the case going ahead in a decision released today.
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No decision was taken today and the private hearing will continue tomorrow.
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We got the vote yesterday and the court decision today, Burrowes said.
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For many in northern Europe, however, the Swiss decision will be painful.
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National aspirations were encouraged, within limits; 'autonomy' fell far short of self-determination.
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With it comes a new determination to improve your health or environment.
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A federal agency normally takes weeks or months to issue a determination.
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Physical features comparison, however, could only provide limited information for zygosity determination.
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Results: We obtained a good correlation between biochemical analysis and MRS determination.
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The lower house was elective, the upper house, or council, was appointive.
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This was one of the most important appointive offices in the State Administration.
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Thornton, a Democrat, held a variety of elected and appointive positions in Arkansas.
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The position made him head of police force with appointive powers.
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The courts were reorganized on the old basis, and the judges were left appointive.
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Judy, the father, returned to Cass county after the war as the appointive sheriff.
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Early appointive officers in New York and Pennsylvania, b.
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Even the men in the appointive offices did not venture to say he had much force.
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Should the licensing authorities be appointive or elective?
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For example, both the appointive and the treaty-making powers of the President are shared by the Senate.
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Its membership was appointive, elective, hereditary, and even purchasable, but the form did not affect the substance.
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In order to reduce the length of the ballot, the appointive power of the mayor is being increased.
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With one necessary exception all offices are appointive and the tenure of all except that is the same.
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Each party, upon coming into power, habitually turned out appointive officials placed in office by the opposition party.
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Then we shall have the undemocratic farce of an appointive Premier all over again-forthe third time in three years.
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Elective and appointive judges