The issue which you are to decide is the crucial issue of our age

Maybe you have a pricing issue to decide later.

Decide the issue here and now. What do you say?

The Commission (or Treasury) would then decide how many additional Eurobonds to issue and on whose behalf.

A second was that incoming members decide early on whether to focus on a thematic issue and, if so, which one.

Work on the issue should proceed in a way that would enable the General Assembly to decide on such a strategy in 1994.

Answering a common response made by top Saudi officials that it is up to society to decide on this issue, the declaration states

The future of Europe is a political issue, and thus is beyond the Bundesbank s competence to decide.

They decide on suspending parental power.

However, in that context, the court is entitled to decide the issue of the collection of child support.

The Latvian courts have applied the Convention of 1979 On Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women several times in order to decide on the issue of gender discrimination.

I like to decide on my own!

Cantonal assemblies decide on the share of contributions.

(e) Decide on the organization of its work.

Then we have to decide on your partner.

She probably can't decide on what to wear.

Their representative first submitted the matter to the Constitutional Court, which declared that it was not competent to decide on the issue of restitution of the authors apos property.

There is no agreement on how to decide on a name.

On any issue

You decide when you want to turn something on.

We cannot decide on one way and act another.

In the alternative, if the issue was not clear, then the arbitrator should decide the issue using the power as to jurisdiction in accordance with article 16(1) of the Model Law.

Decide

Decide?

On 4 May 1994, the High Court of Justice rejected a petition against the impending release of 5,000 Palestinian prisoners, ruling that it was a political issue, which only the Government could decide on.

You decide this, decide that. You rush into things.

The issue as to jurisdiction was therefore for the arbitral tribunal to decide, in accordance with article 16(1) of the Model Law.

Court or authority competent to decide on recognition and enforcement

You have to decide what you're going to focus on.

It was thoughtless of her to decide on her own

I mean, if that's what you decide on. Excuse me.

Flexible in its approach and issue driven, the Group provides a forum for its members within which to debate and to decide on a common course of action on the current communications challenges facing the Organization.

I'll decide.

Decide what?

Decide what?

You decide

We've got to decide a process by which we decide.

Now, at least on this issue, on this one issue, Governor Romney has been consistent.

On the issue of inheritance, women and children could inherit property under the Civil Code, but the cultural climate in the country inclined it to allow the Family Council to decide such issues.

At the preparatory segment of the meeting, the Parties may wish to consider related matters and decide on how to put this issue forward for consideration by the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

On one hand, they can decide to let politics dominate economics.

The doctor shall decide on the duration of such temporary release.

27. The first question was to decide on a suitable approach.

(ii) To decide on the project profiles to be further developed

So, then I decide instead, I will concentrate on my daughter.