key decision

So a club was led to the king, the key decision.

"And another key decision will be when to get back in."

"So this is the time when he really has to make key decisions."

The fact that the key decision was 5 to 4 is cause for concern, however.

They can also assist with strategy and key decision making.

A key decision is whether to buy or rent property.

The key decisions now have to come from outside this region, the minister said.

Rather, agencies need to share critical information at key decision points throughout the justice process.

But who will make the key decisions on health issues is unclear.

The fight over health care reform requires two key decisions.

"Becoming a mother was a key decision for me," she says.

Every key decision and action they take must be approved by us in advance.

If the intention is for the group to reach a key decision they should know this.

"We work by committee here, as a group making those key decisions.

Very quickly she began shutting him out of key decisions.

But first the government has to take some key decisions about the rules, and publish a white paper.

Instead the key decisions have been left to individual surgeons and hospitals.

Sampson's key decision will be whom to start at forward.

The key decision in prostate cancer is whether or not to treat at all.

Which payment terms to use is a key decision when starting to trade overseas.

Another key decision is whether to buy an up-and-running business or create your own.

Party members will be excluded from the key decisions on who gets elected.

Key decisions are taken which will affect people's lives, but no one from the province has any say.

The key decision, of course, was where to stay.

And some may actually create an opportunity for you to participate actively in key decisions about your health.