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World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association chairman Hearn's plans to launch a series of new events, while taking a 51 per cent stake in the game's commercial activities, will be decided on at an emergency general meeting this week.

The venue is undecided and will be decided on at some point during the evening.

The matter will be decided on 14 August, at Uefa's next disciplinary meeting.

In an article that foresaw the failure of the Annan mission, Richard Gowan of New York University's Center on International Cooperation, wrote last month: The developments in Damascus and New York now make it clear that the outcome of the Syrian civil war will be decided on the battlefield rather than at the Security Council.

The budget will be decided on 5 and 24 February at Swindon and Wiltshire councils respectively.

When to watch: The men's curling medals will be decided on Friday 21 February, with the bronze medal at 08 30 on BBC Two and the gold at 13 30.*.*

A remedy will be decided on later.

"It will be decided on the politics".

The title will be decided on Saturday.

(The USA-2 team will be decided on Saturday).

Individual medals will be decided on Sunday.