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decision

[dih-sizh-uhn] / dɪˈsɪʒ ən /




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“As a candidate, Langford qualified as a direct decision maker for this contract and had direct influence on the outcome of the underlying event,” Kalshi said in the notice.

From The Wall Street Journal

Chan told a news conference that the decision was made "after considering the purpose, scale of the Exchange Fund and our future needs", with the money going toward the Northern Metropolis and other infrastructure projects.

From Barron's

The district supposedly has 120 days to make a decision but that’s not really a deadline based on past cases.

From Los Angeles Times

The decision is being made by the Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth, who is making a statement at Holyrood later on protecting children from harm.

From BBC

Perhaps Friday's match against New Zealand, effectively a dead rubber for England given they are already through, is the perfect, pressure-free opportunity for Buttler to help make the hierarchy's decision an easy one.

From BBC