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The phrase "it was decided for" is not correct in written English as it is not a complete sentence.
To make it correct, you would have to provide more context, such as adding a verb. For example: "It was decided for the group to have a picnic on Saturday."
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It was decided for me before I was born.
To prevent such unsporting behaviour it was decided, for this particular game, to lose the chairs.
"I didn't know how I was going to do it, and it was decided for me by circumstances.
"I didn't decide I couldn't be an actress; it was decided for me, if you know what I mean.
In this "Catch-22" scenario, the people had no say in choosing their fate — it was decided for them that it was better to be dead than red.
At length, it was decided for NSW to put the Greens above the Shooters & Fishers and the Christian Right — with whom deals had been considered and rejected.
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Afterward, it is decided for locomotive k whether it should return to its home depot or be dispatched to the origin node of another train.
At the White House, it's decided for them".
Update: The BBC emailed a statement by a spokesperson at 8pm: "On some occasions it is decided, for editorial reasons, to stand down a guest.
It is decided for simplicity to set the number of parallel transformers in the DIgSILENT transformer model to n.1.
The doors will be kept open during the show, it's decided, for a bit of festival atmosphere.
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