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Meanings of deciding in English

Portuguese
processo de decisão
Catalan
presa de decisions
Spanish
decisión

The cognitive process of reaching a decision.

processo de decisão

Having the power or quality of deciding.

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Usage of deciding in English
1
Nor is Europe about deciding who is right and who is wrong.
The Guardian
2
Animal experts will assess the carcasses before deciding a course of action.
News.com.au
3
They would effectively be deciding between constitutional politics and violence, he said.
The Irish Times
4
A preliminary injunction often leads to companies deciding to abandon their deal.
Reuters
5
However, always let the size of the hold be the deciding factor.
Rock and Ice Magazine
6
I have a problem with men deciding what happens to women's bodies.
Radio NZ
7
Please exercise caution when deciding to disclose Personal Information in these areas.
Ebony
8
She just looked from left to right, deciding which way to go.
Secrets of the Wolves
9
The relative health of each team may yet be a deciding factor.
The Guardian
10
This means more preferences will play a role in deciding the result.
The Guardian
11
But it then changed course, deciding to enter the race in March.
Reuters
12
The study results will aid in deciding on the optimum early treatment.
Pubmed
13
I could see her deciding whether she wanted to hear the story.
The thieves of manhattan
14
Two fundamental principles of our Constitution are relevant to deciding that question.
Reuters
15
Many are deciding to stay at home and continue their classes remotely.
The Guardian
16
Ultimately England's power game will be the deciding factor in this match.
The Guardian
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Deciding through the time
Deciding across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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