She said: "I think one needs to decide for one self and not listen too much to the opinions of others.
She defended her decision of undergoing the pregnancy later in life, saying: "I think one needs to decide for one self and not listen too much to the opinions of others.
For example, students explore and debate the merits of infant baptism versus the idea of an adult baptism or whether Brit Milah (the Jewish rite of circumcising eight day-old boys) celebrates 3,000 years of tradition or takes away the child's right to decide for them self whether to be faithful to the religion of their ancestors.
In general, don't oversell your charms; let the visitor decide for him/her self.
But it is hardly likely that a vicious aristocrat would have expressed himself as beautifully as this, and most listeners decide for them selves that this is Shakespeare the poet having his say - inserting into a character's mouth a line of unlikely but lovely poetry.
That the power to decide for one's self entails ipso facto acceptance of the consequences of one's actions, which can have far reaching consequences especially in matters of health [ 8].
Patrick Barclay, while leaving the reader to decide for him(or her)self, mounts a very persuasive case for the Arsenal legend of the Twenties and Thirties who "scythed the path along which all British managers have walked".
The reader must, deliciously, decide for him- (or her-) self.
In the peer-to-peer model, allocation is self-organised: producers decide for themselves what they do, how, and with whom [4].
She said she preferred self-censorship, and the freedom to decide for oneself.
Self-governance means allowing people to decide for themselves what unsafe means and how to protect themselves.
