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Meanings of make a decision in English

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Usage of make a decision in English
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In the near future we must make a decision about nuclear power.
The new yorker
2
Media reports said he was expected to make a decision on Friday.
Reuters
3
The Government has yet to make a decision on whether to participate.
The Irish Times
4
They aim to make a decision by the end of the year.
The Guardian
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However, before we make a decision, let's discuss what Liquid Funds are.
Reuters
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Boycotting means that they no longer think they can make a decision.
The Guardian
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He will then make a decision based on health and economic factors.
Reuters
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Dru knew, however, that he would have to make a decision soon.
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
9
I had to make a decision within 30 seconds of something happening.
The Guardian
10
On this basis, there is insufficient evidence available to make a decision.
The Irish Times
11
He watches Joseph trying to assess the situation and make a decision.
The eye of the leopard
12
But time was precious and she needed to make a decision... soon.
Maleficent
13
All the conversation today was aimed at helping you make a decision.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Shortly afterwards, he is expected to make a decision on his future.
The Irish Times
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Brown was asking for more information on which to make a decision.
The Guardian
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That gives the GAO 100 days to make a decision, Turner said.
Reuters
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