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deciding

[dih-sahy-ding] / dɪˈsaɪ dɪŋ /


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No-one knew yet that this new method of deciding a tied football match would become a nerve-shredding experience some fans, players and managers can barely watch.

From BBC

It leaves a difficult challenge in deciding what should be done – particularly whether teenagers need extra protection by being offered a meningitis B vaccine.

From BBC

The goal is to stay the thinking agent in the relationship; the one directing the inquiry, evaluating the output, deciding what matters and what doesn’t.

From The Wall Street Journal

Collier-Keywood has been in position since 2023 but will exit on 16 July after deciding not to seek a second term.

From BBC

Parents should be realistic and use their own judgement when deciding on what kind of screen time their children have, but watching together and discussing is clearly better than solo watching, Matthews adds.

From BBC