Sentence examples for to decide with from inspiring English sources
It's up to you to decide, with a little help from The Times's tennis experts.
"It's not something we need to decide with regard to the team we have now," he said.
"It's something we need to decide with regard to the team we want to have in the future".
Mr. Sharon said that Places would have a series of privacy controls intended to give users the power to decide with whom they would share check-ins.
The trick for artists and labels in 2014 is to decide, with pinpoint precision, what it is fans want, or what they don't yet realise they want.
The company's non-executive directors will oversee an independent review every year to decide with their "absolute discretion" how much he should be paid.
Early decisions would help keep cases out of court, where they can take up to a decade to decide -- with refunds accruing interest penalties at a hefty 9percentt a year.
Overall, patients preferred to decide together with their doctor (74%).
House Republicans had to decide what to do with it.
"Now I have to decide what to eat with it".
His stepson had to decide what to do with them.
