In a sign of the collapse in his relations with Cameron, Johnson texted the prime minister at 4.40pm to tell him he had definitively decided to back a Leave vote.
Thus, there seem to be a number of verbs for which adults have definitively decided that the un- form is completely unacceptable.
There is a precedent for suspension of habeas corpus -- Lincoln did so during the Civil War -- but the Supreme Court has not definitively decided whether the president has the power acting alone.
Whenever the subject of his political plans is raised, Mr. Pataki insists that he has not definitively decided to run again, and suggests that any discussion of his future is premature.
Senate watchers believe that the longtime Republican has not definitively decided to run again, but is closely eying the possibility of his party regaining a majority next year, which could enable him to take over as chairman of the Appropriations Committee in what could be his final term.
"We are considering seriously a variety of legal approaches to take to this and haven't definitively decided yet," Lois J. Schiffer, the assistant attorney general for the environment, who met with the groups on Tuesday, said in an interview.
The space agencies that are partners in the ISS have not definitively decided when the program will end, but in 2010 the administration of Pres.
The Supreme Court will hear the case on April 18 and asked lawyers to argue not just over whether the states were able to sue, but also more broadly on whether Obama abdicated his responsibility to enforce the law, something lower courts had not definitively decided. .
The quarter-century experiment in uniting Yemen has definitively failed.
Over 24 dramatic hours, for Fifa and Blatter the game has definitively changed.
