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Decision in sentence

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It deals with the complexities of life and society, and forces you to make a decision on what's important in life.
I totally admire her for standing up to the doctors and not letting them bully her into doing something she felt was the wrong decision for her.
Buckwheat's decision to call the dog "Smallpox" is rather contrived, though, as is the rest of the gang's discovery.
The only truly noble scene in the movie (aside perhaps from the decision to return the taxes) was the exchange near the end of the film between Will Scarlett (Owen Teale) and Daguerre (Jeroen Krabbe) about the future of England.
It is such cases that prove that jury justice is maybe good in many cases but there are a few cases where it is the worst possible system, and that is why the death penalty should be gotten rid of, and that's why we should make sure the defendants, now sentenced culprits, have access to all possibilities and opportunities to appeal the decision and to have the best councilors available.
This case should be compared to other cases where the reverse decision was reached, but the model of such a case of failed justice was clearly written in a book and set to the screen a long time ago: "To Kill a Mocking Bird".
The decision by director Bob Fosse to film it completely in black and white was brilliant.
Why they don't continue with this nightmarish marriage isn't explained; there isn't a catalyst for this decision.
It may have been a commercial decision, Accorsi is a big star in Italy, but the idea backfired in a big way.
I just can't accept it especially the decision was made rightly after the lose of fight, and before which, they robbed a pretty girl.
A family friend/psychologist/co-worker of David, Katherine (Famke Janssen) disagrees with David's decision to move, and thinks that Emily should stay where she is.
I was just hoping she'd make her decision quickly so the movie would end.
It is up to the viewer to make their own decision.
I applaud Fox's decision to distribute this film and will make every effort to support them in all of my movie watching choices in the future.
John Wayne as Genghis Khan is beyond a doubt the most ludicrous casting decision in movie history: John Gacy and would have been a better choice.
What the hell were they thinking when they made the awfully thoughtless decision to air this tripe?
Among other things, I applaud Ms.Allen for the gutsy decision to accept this role, in view of the fact her acting talent and beauty should get her about anything she wants in film.
An executive decision to put the film on the silver screen instead of straight-to-video or leave it for the time slot on television shows how good this really is.
In this case, the decision was made to completely ignore the original story, to completely ignore the original's aesthetic coherence that continues to invite translation and literary adaptation, and, for that matter, to completely ignore the idea that movie goers generally like to see something movie-like.
I think it was obvious that another straight-to-DVD sequel wasn't a wise decision, you even see the letters PU at the beginning, so it was obvious to stink, lol.
Noting in the daily rushes how Cagney's personality came through even in the supporting part, Wellman made the decision to reshoot and switch the roles.
Allen's decision to use only music from that time might sound cliche, but he's definatly justified here.
She did the wrong decision.
It needs humanoids who can fly space ships to spread from colony to colony, and Kirk has to face the decision of his career when choosing between whether or not to just go back to the Sulaco and nuke them all from orbit.
Part of the reason why was that Disney made a poor decision by releasing this movie in pan and scan on DVD.
At the malt shop a decision must be made; does a group of teens go horseback riding or skiing?
Trying to control the political impact of altering history, the captain makes a painful decision that ultimately leads to a happy ending.
For years, Iran has been pursuing both a nuclear program and the development of long-range missiles, which points to only one conclusion: the country’s leaders are intent on building nuclear weapons, or at least on reaching the technological threshold beyond which only a single political decision is required to achieve that end.
An Iran armed with nuclear weapons (or one political decision away from possessing them) would drastically alter the Middle East’s strategic balance.
Malaysia’s imposition of capital controls was a controversial policy decision.
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