They can only do medicine as a postgraduate degree – it's a more genuine decision".
These officials acknowledge that there are deep gaps between the two sides and no sign yet that the Iranians have made a genuine decision to bargain.
Among the lessons of Libya that apply to North Korea, he said, echoing Mr. Bolton's comment, is the need for a genuine decision by Mr. Kim to completely give up his program, not just hedge.
"What we are trying to do is to make sure that throughout the public sector there is more genuine decision making at a local level and you have to take into account pay and conditions.
In light of the accumulating data that the benefits of regular mammography may be negligible for women, and that the practice has led to false positives and overtreatment, "it's important for women to realize there is a genuine decision to be made here," Dr. Schwartz said.
Unless Malcolm Turnbull was going to have a sudden change of heart and really take on the conservative faction, unless he was prepared to call on a moment of genuine decision for his internal opponents – "I think this, so, are you with me, or are you against me" – the plebiscite game of chicken was always going to end up at this point.
He wrote: "What I would like to point out is the fact that you, her parents, had already made your minds up about me, not allowing a chance for us to meet, that perhaps you could made a genuine decision regarding my suitability for Sohni [Khan].
Joyce (2007: 552 561) considers whether Newcomb problems are genuine decision problems despite strong correlations between states and acts.
He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "What we're trying to do is make sure that throughout the public sector there's more genuine decision making at a local level and you have to take into account pay and conditions".
We were able to identify two genuine decision aids (Nr. 1, 2) referring to late and post term pregnancies.
