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Decision in sentence

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This is our chance to make the decision that tells us who we are, as a people and as a society; that our prosperity is no longer prosperity, as long as it is pinned to other people's pain; that our lives are inextricably woven together; and that we have the power to make a different choice.
If it doesn't matter to you who I sleep with, then you cannot imagine what it feels like when I walk down the street late at night holding her hand, and approach a group of people and have to make the decision if I should hang on to it or if I should I drop it when all I want to do is squeeze it tighter.
You're alone on a boat you can barely stand up in, and you have to make every single decision on board.
And it made me make a decision I never thought I would make: to leave the sport of solo sailing behind me and focus on the greatest challenge I'd ever come across: the future of our global economy.
How would I know what the right decision was?
So, another way to be pro-voice is to share stories, and one risk that you take on, when you share your story with someone else, is that given the same set of circumstances as you they might actually make a different decision.
The decision maker, the person who gets to control the message, is sitting at the table, and unfortunately, in every single world faith, they are not women.
We were part of decision making.
It's a century since we made this really fateful decision to take addicts and punish them and make them suffer, because we believed that would deter them; it would give them an incentive to stop.
Dean admitted that he likes to look at beautiful women, but he's never questioned his decision to marry Judy.
They're stereotypes that often influence our decision making.
They have to understand that learning about their implicit biases, having good training, tactics and deescalation and understanding how it impacts your decision making makes us all safer.
Well, the problem with that is it overwhelms the networks, and worse yet, it overwhelms the cognitive abilities of each of the people trying to get that one nugget of information they need to make the decision that's going to make the difference.
Frank's decision, while maybe dramatic, is exactly the kind so many of us would make, if we only had the support to figure out what is best for ourselves over time.
Well, you wade into a pit of about 120 of them, then you hope that you've made the right decision.
And there's perhaps no more stressful a situation than when you're confronted with a medical decision to make.
And at some point, all of us are going to be in that position, where we have to make a very important decision about the future of our medical care or that of a loved one, to help them with a decision.
On December 21, 2007, the supreme court gave the decision for the Nepal government to give transgender identity cards and same-sex marriage.
Nobody wants ever to leave their home, and so it's been a very difficult decision for me.
But we decided to close this, and it was a very difficult decision.
So this decision to go back to work so early, it's a rational economic decision driven by family finances, but it's often physically horrific because putting a human into the world is messy.
We as thought leaders and decision makers must push past the first steps of diversity and into the richer and more robust territory of full inclusion and equal opportunity.
The challenge is on to invent new tools and techniques to mine these vast stores, to inform decision making, to improve medical diagnosis, and otherwise to answer needs and desires of tomorrow's society in ways that are unimagined today.
And they'll weigh up the advantages and the disadvantages and they'll make a decision.
That day I made a very hard decision.
And all of that goes back to a decision that Roy had to make about three years ago.
I mean, if you're collecting millions of data points on a decision you're going to make, then you should be able to make a pretty good decision.
They use data to first understand lots of pieces about their audience that they otherwise wouldn't have been able to understand at that depth, but then the decision to take all these bits and pieces and put them back together again and make a show like "House of Cards," that was nowhere in the data.
Ted Sarandos and his team made that decision to license that show, which also meant, by the way, that they were taking a pretty big personal risk with that decision.
Which of course was a very safe decision for them, because they could always point at the data, saying, "This is what the data tells us."
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