Meanings of mean the decision in English

But this does not mean the decision is a bad one.

I mean the decision on whether I run the Dublin City Marathon later this month.

However, he said his phone call did not mean the decision to use private security came from him or the Premier's department.

Addiction medicine specialist Roger Brooking said that could mean the decision was left to people who did not have the right qualifications.

It's unclear whether this means the decision is a technical or political one.

It means the decision to ban uniformed police marching in the parade stands.

The IPCC found it meant the decisions made today were critical.

The deadlock meant the decision came down to which competitor had more viewer votes.

Her action means the decision of the committee is suspended pending the hearing of the appeal.

In practice, that means the decision has always rested with the five permanent veto-wielding members of the council.

The sword belongs to Harrington Steading and Steadholder Harrington, which meant the decision was Lord Clinkscales', not the Protector's.

Although the ball was shown to be hitting the stumps, the uncertainty meant the decision prevailed in the batsman's favour.

The funding shortfall means the Decision Support Service will not be operational until 2020, five years after the introduction of legislation providing for it.

That means the decision on whether or not to send an ambulance can be taken hundreds of kilometres from where the actual emergency is.