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Decide
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Decide meaning
To resolve (a contest, problem, dispute, etc.); to choose, determine, or settle. | To make a judgment, especially after deliberation. | To cause someone to come to a decision.
Example sentences (20)
FGG president M Padmanabha Reddy said the SOP issued by the ECI states there should be a committee at the district level to decide the legality of money and gold seized and decide the issue after inquiry.
It is not for the people of Scotland to decide our future then, it is for them to decide.
Pocket Ninja: Yes, subby, but stupid people with a dumb child's understanding of how the world works demand instant returns on everything they decide they want whenever they decide it.
The police are the ones who decide if release is in the public’s interest, so effectively the police still have the ability to decide what the public can see—that’s especially relevant in cases where footage might reflect poorly on the department.
There’s a big unknown with all of that, even what we decide or even what other people decide if you are able to play somewhere and figuring that out.
It’s the moms who decide, or it’s the girlfriends who decide what they’re doing on the weekend,” Paul said.
The other side doesn't decide doesn't get to decide what matters most to you.
We decide if we believe or we believe, we decide if we trust or we don't trust.
And I decide, and we decide in the relationship how we manage it.
Rich is yet to decide how he will price the Halloween session, however he claims he is most likely to let people decide for themselves how much they pay.
So if you’re playing catch up, here’s an overview of various races Long Beach area voters will decide or help decide.
Whenever schools do open, she said, not only will parents have to decide whether to send children, but teachers will have to decide if they feel safe coming to school.
A bench of justices Deepak Gupta and Aniruddha Bose said “at this stage we do not know whether we could decide this issue or the high court will decide”.
However, if voters from these generations decide not to vote, older voters will decide the political officials that shape our country.
Just a gentle reminder to road users who decide to use the hard shoulder to beat the queues on the M53 or decide to travel wrong direction on slip roads.
One person wrote: 'Perfectly reasonable for somebody to decide they don't want sex, even if they're in a relationship and reasonable for the other party to decide the positive of the relationship are worth the celibacy (or leave if not).
The referendum will decide whether a neighbourhood plan - which has been out forward by a group of local residents - will be used with the council’s Local Plan to decide planning applications.
We all respect their right to decide what happens on their private property and the gun owner can decide to disarm themselves to enter or to take their business elsewhere.
A Guide To MLB's New Expanded Replay RulesManagers decide to challenge for the first six innings, while umps decide thereafter.
Are the 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria really up to that task, should the Turks decide to cleanse the Syrian border of Kurds, or should the Syrian regime decide to take back territory occupied by the Kurds?