definite decision

And the time has come when we must take a definite decision one way or the other.

On this point, a definite decision has to be taken.

It will take some analysis, so there won't be a definite decision for a few days.

We shall be able to make a definite decision one way or the other then.

It was planted as the result of a definite decision.

This would be in effect until Congress made a definite decision at its next session.

Finally they fell asleep without having reached any definite decision.

But they could detect nothing to guide them to a definite decision.

My first question is whether universities wait until they have everyone's results in August before making a definite decision.

Until she came to a definite decision, it was the safest place for her to be.

So they were unable to come to any definite decision about the repairs.

"I've made a definite decision to investigate running," she said.

The committee did not make any definite decisions, due to a lack of agenda.

By now you will have made a definite decision to become an actor - no matter what the problems or obstacles.

Next, he had come to some definite decision as to what he would do.

No one had as yet made any definite decisions.

The pygmies seemed to have arrived at a definite decision.

We made a definite decision to sit down with the writers to figure out what this character might be."

My daughter is considering studying graphic arts, but she hasn't made a definite decision yet.

There were five cases still awaiting a definite decision from Andropov.

My suspicion is that he made no definite decision about himself, his politics or his country.

A definite decision was required, not a suspect draw.

He said that he thought the proposal could well be what they wanted and promised a definite decision within two days.

It was not until the bomb was tested that a definite decision could be reached on its use.

Nor has there been a definite decision whether it should be scrapped been taken.