"decision" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

decision Substantiv

Substantiv + decision

Kolokacji: 105

court decision • policy decision • investment decision • landmark decision • management decision • business decision • ...

decision + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 19

decision maker • decision process • Decision Point • decision making • decision tree • ...

decision + Verb

Kolokacji: 200

decision makes • decision affects • decision reflects • decision allows • decision follows • decision comes • decision rests • ...

Verb + decision

Kolokacji: 189

decision written • announce one's decision • reverse one's decision • influence one's decision • defend one's decision • ...

Kolokacji: 78

Grup znaczeniowych: 24

Kolokacji: 9

1. decision written = decyzja napisany decision written

2. cite one's decision = cytować czyjś decyzja cite one's decision

3. refer to one's decision = odnosić się czyjś decyzja refer to one's decision

4. decision is appealed = decyzja jest zaapelować decision is appealed

5. write in one's decision = pisać czyjś decyzja write in one's decision

"This case, at first sight, seems to be about little more than a child and his father," the panel wrote in their decision.
"The court rejects any argument which seeks to restrain competition," the judge wrote in her decision.
"Graffiti is not something to be taken lightly," the judge wrote in her decision.
And she wrote in her decision that the photograph was indeed a work of art.
"The state's vision is likely driven by a certain measure of political pragmatism," Judge King wrote in his decision.
Judge Ward wrote in his decision that the suit raised "profound social, political and legal issues."
"The impact of error was overwhelming," the judges wrote in their decision.
The Koran, she wrote in her decision, sanctions such physical abuse.
Justice Hughes wrote in his decision, which came in a case brought by a restaurant.
A serious felony case is no place for on-the-job training, the judge wrote in his 30-page decision, handed down on Aug. 6.