决策，判定; 作出判定
1. The National Trust said on Thursday that public input is being sought before making any decision to buy the studios.
2. By carefully researching pecuniary options, you can protect yourself from making a money decision that you will later regret.
3. " It will take more time to carry out studies before making an investment decision, " he added.
4. Such a planning system would identify shared values, and create a civic decision making process that reflects those values.
5. Some 81 percent surveyed said they would find out about the best features and study comparative products before making a final decision.
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6. This kind of " best decision making " has nothing to do with innovation or equal competition that Mayer argues.
7. Obama's emergence as a potential contender has led some observers to suspect Clinton has stepped up her timetable for making a decision about a run.
8. Democratic leaders are contending with a host of undecided lawmakers who want to see the fine print before making a decision.
9. " Collective decision making is the basis for ensuring the correctness of any decisions made, " Liu said.
10. It will influence people's expectation about future in making decision on investment and consumption.
noun
1. decision making
1. the cognitive process of reaching a decision
e.g. a good executive must be good at decision making
Synonym: deciding