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The basic decision to use it was a mistake, I think.

We've got two basic decisions to make when it comes to writing about something we know well.

Another basic decision is whether to get a desktop or portable computer.

We made a basic decision to do a building for the 21st century.

Given the decision to acquire one, there are a good many other basic decisions to make.

"They have a lot of basic decisions to make," he said.

The basic decisions on the aims and the focus of the association's work are as a rule made in this committee.

The Bush administration, in the first term, made a basic decision to disengage.

No, I knew that the basic decisions were mine to make.

The basic decisions for establishing the House have already been taken.

If we rule the general public out of "fundamental decisions" who gets to make them?

But now he was saying that the state should deny individual women freedom of choice in their most fundamental personal decision.

"The fundamental decision will be made in Moscow," he said.

One of the fundamental decisions was that it would feature a new operating system.

This guide is designed to help you make some of those fundamental decisions about your life.

But that, and other more fundamental decisions, could wait.

"We made a fundamental decision to see if we couldn't work together with the school system to address some of our common problems."

This is a very, very difficult and fundamental decision that all of us have to make.

It is not the job of the budget to make such fundamental political decisions.

In other words, fundamental decisions are being taken without reference to Europe's citizens.