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He said it is up to Iran to decide whether the time for dialogue has come to an end.

The Delegation said that in all cases, it should be up to the General Assembly to adopt such a recommendation or to decide otherwise.

No one claims that summer vacation is incomplete without travel. It's up to you to decide how you spend your time.

Snake: Yeah, a clean slate. A new name, new memories. Choose your own legacy. It's for you to decide. It's up to you.

Yes, Jane, you are free to decide. I ask you to walk through life with me, to be my constant companion. '

Settlers in both new territories would have the right to decide the question of slavery.

It's like you are trying to decide whom you want to invite into your living room and be on your television set for the next four years.

Then I started to worry about something else. How much time did I even have left to decide whether I was going to take a test myself?

Investors have to decide how much of that they want to attribute to GE Capital versus GE's other businesses.

B: Yeah, in a couple of days I have to decide who I'll be going out with for the next five years or so.

Benayoun had a problem with his ankle. We have to see - we have one more day. He wasn't training today so we have to decide.

"A handful of US finance companies cannot be allowed to decide how the whole world votes with its pocket, " he added.

'Yes, 'said Holmes. 'And we have to decide if it is sensible for you to go to Baskerville Hall. There seems to be danger there for you. '

It's up to you and your employees to decide what you measure and the values that you measure against.

The agencies both enforce federal antitrust laws and would have to decide which one of them would take the lead in the matter.

What is Dad up to? It's up to him to decide whether to go or not.

As a customer, I've never been quite able to decide which side I'm on.

He has a very busy year or so ahead of him and much to decide and think about and would appreciate your patience.

To decide how much the Mapuches are owed and the best way to help them emerge from their poverty, Chile urgently needs a national debate.

Publishers had to decide how much material (and at what price) to make available electronically.

Microsoft said it had yet to decide whether to pursue the case further, but hinted it would try to take it to the Supreme Court.

Let the movements from side to side to decide how much your skis will turn.

The Centre will need to decide where to build its new installations, and reconstruction work may take up to a year to complete.

It's up to you to decide whether we buy this set of furniture or not.

If acting man has to decide between two or more means of different classes, he grades the individual portions of each of them.

Man uses his eyes to see the path beneath his feet, and his brains to decide where the path leads.

As I rest my face in my hands, trying to decide whether to laugh or cry, a small hand pokes me in the back.

Local commercial livestock farmers will have to decide how much of their N$2-billion industry they want to divert to China, Mutorwa said.

As it executes, it gathers profiling data, used to decide which code sections are being executed frequently enough to merit compilation.

Some years ago I remember standing in my kitchen, staring silently at my boxes of cereal, trying to decide which to have for breakfast.

It is time for Germany to decide once and for all: how much will it pay to save Europe?

If it is up to me to decide either a city without bikes or a city without cars, i will choose the latter one without any hesitation.

Asked what the signs should read or where people should wear them, he said this was up to the government to decide at a later date.

However, keep in mind that it's up to you to decide how to break down your output into these categories.

Vice President Biden said he was not trying to influence the elections, saying it is for the Lebanese people to decide on their government.

It should have been hard for me to decide to drive away from the party hardly able to see straight.

"People don't understand that the power to decide the fate of these factories is not in France, " he said.

Many of you are trying to decide whether to pursue a Ph. D. Degree. Here are a few questions you might ask yourself.

Peterson said he wanted to give the Budget Committee time to decide how much money will be available for agriculture.

You have to decide either to stay at home or to go out with me. There is no middle ground.

Where you used to let messages sit in your inbox for a day or two to decide what to do with it, you take action the first time you read it.

Premier League panel to decide whether or not United gave defender permission to leave Old Trafford for an agreed fee.

Those formerly employed construction workers have to decide whether to stay in construction or to give up and try something else.

The question of what measures are needed in accordance with this policy is a matter for the BoJ to decide.

Trying to decide how much of their tip income to declare to sound realistic so they wouldn't attract an audit.

The school that my daughter attends is trying to decide whether or not to ascertain books, which some parents think are inappropriate.

Settlement rate method is often used to decide surcharge removal time for embankment on soft ground.

I asked my daughter to decide how much English she should learn by herself several days ago.

The investment was automatically tripled and then the trustee had to decide how much money to pass back to the investor.

It may take years and years for her to decide you're really okay, and in the meantime, you have to stop living your life in fear of her.

I'm just interested in looking around a bit. I'm not ready to decide on my purchase just yet.

When a virtual function is called through a reference or pointer, the compiler generates code to decide at run time which function to call.

It's up to you to decide whether to take it or not.

Now it's up to you to decide what type of link bar is best for your Web site.

It is everyone's time to decide exactly how they want to enter the new cycle, and there has never been such a wonderful time for it.

What is to be noted is up to you to decide what kind of software, with a different software also have different considerations.

Since Mr. Perez failed to spell out his preferences in writing, it's now up to a Florida judge to decide, in a trial scheduled for August.

One popular choice could be "Life is a cup, it's up to you to decide whether it's a drinking cup or a toothbrush cup. "

They were trying to decide if it looked more like a whale or a shimmering serpent.

For uncontroversial changes, the NPC is usually allowed to decide itself but more important decisions are made by the party.

Note that it is up to the server to decide how much it will consider your title.

The "rightness" or "wrongness" of any choice is up to you to decide.

It seems very likely that the Supreme Court will have to decide the matter, and that could take two years or more.

It would then be up to Germany to decide whether to leave, perhaps with Austria, the Netherlands and Finland.

Peter : From the college careers adviser. I'm graduating this year and I've got to decide on a career.

Edward, I've gone back and forth the last few days trying to decide whether or not I should even write this.

however, it is up to you to decide what to do with it: you are in charge of your life, we are not.

By taking a careful food history it is often possible to decide which food was implicated in the poisoning.

The company is trying to decide where to site its new store.

It would be up to them to decide who should take over, or whether they should let an outsider run the company.

I'm not asking you to decide for me. I just want to know what you think. You must have your likes and dislikes.

It has taken me a while to decide how and if I could respond.

I am going anyway. Whether or not she will go is up to her to decide.

If I would be a young man again and had to decide how to make my living, I would not try to become a scientist or scholar or teacher.

As you see. it is very difficult for me to decide which one is the best. What do you think? Write me soon.

They had to decide how much of it to either keep or return to their partners who had trusted them to divide it fairly.

He said the people of a state or territory had the right to decide for themselves.

Another was that startups had to decide in advance how much to raise.

Once you had the courage to face your problems, you are now ready to decide on the solution or the next action step.

Presidential advisers are as likely to decide policy as ministers. The prime minister's job has been downgraded to that of manager.

They then had to decide how much bail to demand for a prostitute and take a survey on their attitudes toward prostitution.

It was now for the artist to decide what was art: there was no objective standard.

My roommate has been walking the floor for weeks trying to decide whether to ask his girlfriend to marry him.

As a metropolis, Beijing provides all kinds of recreational activities, although it is up to you to decide what you enjoy most.

They were trying to decide what substance Manitou used to hold up the water.

I said that it was up to the parties directly involved to decide who would represent them in the ceremony.

You could say that the public is too ignorant to decide on difficult matters like this.

Even then it is not always easy to decide what Jesus wants us to do and we all make mistakes.

Either would have to decide whether merely to obstruct the president's Iraq policy, or to work with him to improve it.

If I threw these keys away then those doors will be closed forever. And that shouldn't be up to me to decide, should it?

As a metropolis, Beijing provides all kinds of recreational activities, although it is up to you to decide what you enjoy most.

They were trying to decide what substance Manitou used to hold up the water.

I said that it was up to the parties directly involved to decide who would represent them in the ceremony.

You could say that the public is too ignorant to decide on difficult matters like this.

Even then it is not always easy to decide what Jesus wants us to do and we all make mistakes.

Either would have to decide whether merely to obstruct the president's Iraq policy, or to work with him to improve it.

If I threw these keys away then those doors will be closed forever. And that shouldn't be up to me to decide, should it?

Crying is all right in its own way . But you have to stop sooner or later, and then you still have to decide what to do.

We've got to decide instantly one way or another. Go away together now, or stay with them, and never see one another again, ever.

U. S. space officials already have said it would take them until at least 2015 to decide on the design of a heavy-lift rocket replacement.

Crying is all right in its own way . But you have to stop sooner or later, and then you still have to decide what to do.

We've got to decide instantly one way or another. Go away together now, or stay with them, and never see one another again, ever.

U. S. space officials already have said it would take them until at least 2015 to decide on the design of a heavy-lift rocket replacement.

You'll need to decide for yourself where the floor is in terms of requests for your attention that don't require (or deserve) a response.

It's up to you to decide what you'd like to do after class.

The boss said it was up to you to decide whether to take it or not.

The jury agreed that the men had been up to no good but were unable to decide exactly what sort.

To decide how much Ball Control and Offensive Positioning combined that can be used at midfield we use 2. 5*Passing.

A features study is a handy tool when trying to decide on which product or version of technology to implement for your project.

He is such a quality striker, that as the owner of this club, it is far too hard for me to decide to part ways with such a talent.

A features study is a handy tool when trying to decide on which product or version of technology to implement for your project.

He is such a quality striker, that as the owner of this club, it is far too hard for me to decide to part ways with such a talent.

It's up to you to decide the date of the meeting.

It is up to you to decide where the state should be stored and what the trade-offs are in your particular architecture and applications.

Encourage him to take time to decide if he wants to go back with her or not, and invite him to contact you if he is truly ready to love you.

But the judge refused to throw out the case, saying it was up to the jury to decide whether as a witness she could be trusted.

He was just trying to decide which would be the best one.

At this point, the best course of action for miners in Australia is to decide which of the two to pursue, then pursue it coolly and jointly.

The input parameters and everything else were up to me to decide. Luckily I knew something about sudoku puzzles.

They also want to decide how much to give.

The input parameters and everything else were up to me to decide. Luckily I knew something about sudoku puzzles.

They also want to decide how much to give.

A third experiment was described to participants as a taste test: their task was to decide how much hot sauce to give to other tasters.

fell in love with her lady in waiting , and she had to decide whether she was a queen going to war or she wanted. . .

Then they melted the statue in a furnace, and the Mayor held a meeting of the Corporation to decide what was to be done with the metal.

You may want to decide, lest you get corralled into a group outing when it's the last thing you want -- or miss out on some fun.

Investors have to decide how much risk they are willing to take and for how long.

Pilots say it should be up to them to decide how much fuel their planes have.

You are not stupid, just ignorance of it. To decide that to do, do not always learn from others.

If the owner of the cash is not found, a court hearing could be called to decide what to do with it.

No, I don't see that you can. It's up to you to decide.

This blog post is about the last chance I have to do anything here; now it's up to you to decide if you can use this.

I thought it was strictly up to the parents to decide who would best fill their positions if they were unable to.

to point out fraud wherever you think it occurs, but you do not have the right to decide whether your accusations are valid.

By the way. it is also up to you to decide whether to contact the gas company or not.

The relevant details are to be left for you to decide, but we wish to insure the goods against All Risks.

Now you have to decide how much you want to deliver on those words.

It still took me a little bit of time to decide to try this book.

But the forward is hesitant to be part of a transfer as he does not want to decide on his long-term future until next summer.

First, we have to decide that there needs to be a specific interface that defines the methods of the Business Delegate itself.

and it was easy for her to decide to plunge off the cliff.

if i had the power to make one wish for you, i would find it hard to decide what gift would help you to happiness.

I'm just trying to decide if I should eat that or not.

What you are trying to decide with this strategy decision is where your competitive product advantage lies.

the factory tomorrow and wk en I see how you get on the first few days I'll be able to decide what to do with you.

My dear, everyone has the right to decide on their own, I decided to choose you. Not me silly. For you and me really be used for the heart.

"I would rather see fewer foreclosures and housing prices bottoming out to decide that the credit crisis is drawing to a close, " she said.

Q: You just said that "It's Google's call to decide whether to stay or to leave" .

If I had the power to make one wish for you, I would find it very hart to decide what gift to give--what gift would help you to happiness.

It is up to Congress to decide how much a President should be paid for doing the job.

It is therefore up to you to decide which method best fits the culture of the organization.

The White House is now reportedly engaged in an internal tussle to decide just how many troops should be part of that summer drawdown.

Go ahead if you think the job suits you and don't if not. It's all up to you to decide.

She has to decide how much to offer to the second player (Zach).

If I understand right, it's up to me to decide it?

The destiny, broke the destiny rule already was a way things should be, however all as if all had the destiny to decide resembled.

The camera and flash essentially work together to decide how much light the flash emits in order to properly expose the subject.

From July onwards, senior managers are locked in endless meetings to decide how much to pay out.

When trying to decide whether an object will float in water, you need to know whether its density is greater or less than that of water.

But that's not what I mean at all. I look at my friend, trying to decide what to tell her. I.

Cyrus says, "With yourself, I think you have to decide the kind of person that you really want to be and for me, it's just a sweet girl. "

The incident was one of many in American history in which a president had to decide if he should interfere in private industry.

But with the year winding down, the central bank also has to decide how much it should tighten lending quotas for next year.

you still have to decide certain basics at the very start: where to go, what to do, and how much to spend.

It is up to you to decide how much you should pay her for the jobs.

Still, as the evening ended and we sipped our decaf, we tried to help her see that not to decide was a decision, too.

Whether or not Tonido is worth the trade-off is up to users to decide, but trends over the past several years give no cause for optimism.

Brooke Richardson, an MSN product manager, said the company had yet to decide how to charge for internet telephone calls.

How you deal with him is for you to decide.

Whether these recycled spoon creations are tacky or clever is up to you to decide.

Where it is a question of others' questionable behaviour, a standard answer is that it is up to each individual to decide for himself.

An American diplomat believes it is still "trying to decide what its foreign policy in the 21st century should look like" .

That's for you to decide and to write your paper about this week or make scintillating comments in your discussion sections.

Scott then took his case to a federal court. Finally, he asked the United States Supreme Court to decide if he was a slave or a free man.

I just can't bear to tell him that he has no power to decide his own fate now.

Voters were asked to decide whether to provide free school lunches to all students or to just those from lower income families.

The source said the shareholders have yet to decide whether to tender part of their holdings in the planned offering or issue new shares.

Once a candidate service is selected, then the next step is to decide if it should be exposed.

This change must have some significance; I'll leave it up to you to decide.

Lastly, it's up to the translator to decide on the priority of ingredients and the translation approaches, with a view to optimal effect.

'I would prefer him to wait to the winter to decide what he's doing but, again, that's up to him.

Libra is still standing in front of the closet trying to decide on a costume.

With that said, it is up to you to decide what is important to you and how to spend your work and off-the-job time.

You're really leaving it up to me to decide where we go?

Suppose that two owners of refreshment stands, George and Henry, are trying to decide where to locate along a stretch of beach.

It's not easy to decide taking them because it seems like the crisis demands our hard work without stopping.

It is entirely up to you to decide what kind of message to associate with each level .

Some people are distracted doing more than one thing at a time so they have to decide on plan A or B, but can only choose one.

Margaret Thatcher, former UK prime minister, was right when she said that exchange rates were a matter for markets to decide.

So imagine the possibility of being able to decide whether you want to go into work or not and still receive a Paycheck.

To database watch, be about to decide watch name is to use complex number or odd number form at the beginning from the project.

However, unfortunately, the only thing that could have been done so far had been to decide that the process was to be renewed.

Then the manager has to decide whether to bang heads together and tell them both to sort it out, or whether to move one of them.

It was not uncommon for him to decide half-way through a film that an actor wasn't working and start over with someone new.

and I shouted to her: " I leave it to you to decide. "

This article gives brief details of some of the most popular debt strategies, helping you to decide which way forward is right for you.

Alright, so, Victoria's argument is that the state should not try to decide the question of what the telos of marriage is.

Sometimes, all it takes is one simple remark from another person to decide what kind of a day we are going to have.

Mr Obama has also been careful to say, in public at least, that Egypt's future is for Egypt, not America, to decide.

Here we have a question of values that empirical inquiry alone is unable to decide without appeal to philosophical thinking.

After the locale information is retrieved, you are ready to decide on the language to be displayed in user interface, based on locale.

It's up to the defence ministry to decide whether or not the information is important. That is not for Mitsubishi Heavy to decide.

Lil: It wasn't up to you to decide what kind of life I should have.

Or are you free to decide how much you get paid without needing anyone's permission but your own?

It's up to you to decide what action you want them to take.

"Yahoo in the US have to decide on their own fate. It is our policy not to have 100 per cent subsidiaries, " he said.

What hope is there of stopping genocide if people do not even try to decide what the word means?

Time Warner may soon have to decide whether to push the patient out of the door.

I've been beating my brains out for hours trying to decide what to do next.

Di claim the money within the next two weeks is expected to decide whether to approve the application.

He was hard put to it to decide whether to stay or to quit.

Once you know where your money's going, you're in a much better position to decide how you want to spend it.

For a future president to decide now what to do in Iraq a year hence would be folly.

It is not however used as a means to be intrusive, and every soul is allowed to decide who they allow to access to their thoughts.

And the writer thinks of every reason to decide which spot to be investigated.

Now you need to decide whether you want the presentation of this portlet to be in an open or minimized state.

I'm a very logical, thoughtful person when you're talking about trying to decide something.

Buchanan said he expected the Supreme Court to rule soon on the right of the people of a territory to decide this.

Enough experiments have been done to decide that homing pigeons (and maybe other birds) seem to have a build-in clock.

It is essential, and challenging, to decide which individuals and entities have a right to which information and for what purposes.

The coarse north-seeking time of a mechanical gyro theodolite is an important factor to decide north-seeking efficiency.

Get to know others in a group (less pressure, more 'real', gives a safe place to decide if the person may be right for you or not).

IP has to decide whether to proceed with a merger, perhaps with GDF Suez of France, or to continue going it alone.

But it usually doesn't hurt to take a week or two to decide.

It's for you to decide when to leave.

Let's say, for example, that you and your staff are trying to decide the best use of an office that has sat empty for nearly six months.

We needed to decide what to do and talked with him. We decided it was better to start with him. You could see he wasn't 100 per cent fit.

"This research suggests that we make a cognitive decision and use reason to decide whether or not to trust someone, " notes Schweitzer.

Andolenko said the company was waiting for the Chinese government to decide on four more reactors at the site.

But they said it was up to the makers of those devices to decide whether to include the application.

The General Manager shall have the power to decide the internal operational structure of the Company .

In trading, no one (except yourself) is going to force you to decide in advance what your risk is.

"It's up to you. " is an American slang, means you're the one who has the power, knowledge, or privilege to decide or do sth.

You are the one who gets to decide what you get out of life.

In a democratic and open society it is up to the citizens to decide what they wish to access and view on the Internet.

It's up to you to decide whether to take the job or not.

In essence , the President had to decide whether to yield to the German threat and abandon certain American technical rights on the seas.

When trying to decide what merits dry cleaning, consumers should start with the label.

Perino says it will be up to the next U. S. president and Congress to decide the ultimate fate of the two institutions.

We agreed to keep together, and stood by our luggage trying to decide which hotel to stay at.

Colangelo added he is giving coach Mike Krzyzewski time to decide if he wants to return and expects to have a coach in place in the fall.

In nature, one-reason heuristics seem to be used by parents to decide which of their offspring to invest in.

And Ed's attitude continued to decide the question, time after time, when the doctor returned.

It will be up to you to decide just how big or small you want to go.

In this case, the changes conflict, and a conflict resolution dialog box appears that allows you to decide whose changes to keep.

A mother might have to decide whether to keep her baby alive or split her money to feed all her children.

The ministry this week said that it had until Friday to decide whether to extend the probe, or approve or reject the application.

Hotelling imagined two ice-cream stands trying to decide where to locate on a beach.

The doctors held a consultation to decide what was the best way to cure the child .

Whether the web has made it a better place or a worse one is for readers to decide.