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MPs also addressed Google's decision to set up its base in Ireland for tax purposes.

Its decision to set up offices outside the Vatican was countermanded.

The decision to set up Your Choice Barnet follows the introduction of personal budgets four years ago.

The decision to set up the new organisation was taken after a ministerial review into the SCR in October 2010.

Mr. Rubaie said the decision to set up the Falluja Brigade was made without any consultation with Iraqi authorities.

The only real achievement at Bali was a decision to set up a pilot project to investigate how to stop tropical deforestation (see article).

Her experiences at work may well have informed Mrs Pratt's decision to set up the National Bullying Helpline in 2002, with the help of her husband David.

It also criticised the government's decision to set up Ebola screening stations at UK airports, contrary to recommendations from the World Health Organization.

Mr Lenihan's later decision to set up an asset-management agency to take on the banks' dud property loans was also taken from the textbooks.

Mr. Ahmad's decision to set up a university for women was, in part, a deliberate attempt to help redress some of the gender imbalances in tertiary education.

ON CNBC early Friday, the topic was the Republican decision to set up a party committee to explore a return to the gold standard.