They said that there was no event that made them decide to marry this year, although there were defining moments last year.
The family members had planned to move back to Arizona in time for the wedding, but the impending immigration law made them decide not to.
Polls suggest that the TV debates were hugely popular in 2010 and voters genuinely regarded them as helpful in making them decide their democratic choice.
The peculiar thing about the guys (and they are all guys) at Q is what made them decide to pick on Peel.
The drying up of the Aral Sea, the ill health associated with the region and the preference given to Uzbeks for jobs were factors that made them decide to return to their homeland.
But if we've passed laws forcing people to smoke outside, pay their taxes, or wear seatbelts, wouldn't it be sensible to make them decide who they want to run the country?
The attacks of September 11 not only drove Ms. Lundgren into a six-month drinking binge and then therapy, but reduced the couple's combined income to about $60,000, which made them decide to do it sooner.
"Anyone contemplating retirement before, this overtime will definitely make them decide on retiring," said Joseph Maccone, who managed the department's pension unit last year and now works for the police officers' union.
She is reluctant to talk about what made them decide to come to the UK in 1994, but Mubenga's lawyer has previously said he was a student leader, in a country in the grip of civil war, who had received death threats.
We don't know anything about the shooter yet, apart from reports, not confirmed, that he was dressed in what NBC called "tactical gear"; that, according to CNN, two semi-automatic handguns were found on the scene; and that, according to he L.A. Times, citing unnamed federal sources, tattoos on his body made them decide to call this a terrorism investigation.
