Sentence examples for need to decide for from inspiring English sources
But I do believe patients need to decide for themselves what they want to do".
I don't know where the threshold is but, frankly, parents need to decide for themselves.
"We really need to decide for ourselves, not what people on the outside decide for us," he says.
All councils need to decide for themselves on how best to deal with the hand they've been dealt.
A democratically controlled Qantas would need to decide, for example, whether higher or lower ticket prices are more appropriate under given circumstances.
I'm not saying steer clear but … Icelanders have ways of figuring out if it is likely you'll see either, but you need to decide for yourself whether you're willing to take the chance.
She said he needed to decide for himself if he should step down.
She said: "I think one needs to decide for one self and not listen too much to the opinions of others.
She said the alleged crimes were "extraordinarily serious" and Strauss-Kahn needed to decide for himself if he should step down.
Europe needs to decide for itself how much to spend, rather than submit to the dictates of military interests that demand 2% of GDP.
They arm consumers with the information needed to decide for themselves whether Product A is better than Product B rather than having that decision imposed on everyone from the top down.
