Though my husband helps much more than the average Japanese man, I've decided firmly not to have more than one child.
The number and nature of the betting parlors would not be decided firmly until the city operating commission makes its decision, Mr. Cavanagh said.
By the time she finished the book, which deals with an almost taboo subject in fiction, they had decided firmly against parenthood.
To further the game's atmosphere of loneliness and directionlessness, Klei decided firmly against multiplayer gameplay.
This year, though, I decided that I wanted to align my time more firmly with my priorities.
My research there went very well, which resulted in good publications, but I firmly decided that I was not going to drift into another postdoctorate fellowship and that my scientific background coupled to my interpersonal skills could be utilized in a very meaningful manner in research administration or technology transfer in industry.
Soon afterwards, one of them, the Face, gave me my first full-time job, where I opened the editors' post, pocketed the odd free CD and decided very firmly that I had made it.
Having decided very firmly that this is a dish that should let the spud shine, I'm powerless to resist the combination of garlic and butter, while thyme, which Ramsay proudly claims as a "bit of a chef's secret" (who knew?), contributes a subtle, very Gallic herbaceousness which also works well.
But there is one objective on which he is firmly decided: "I'm going to go to the same college as her".
And I believe if she had firmly decided to do that, I would know.
So, my husband and I had one, and firmly decided we were done.
