Examples of using To make a final decision in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission has now four months to make a final decision.
We think it is time to make a final decision and pay no more attention to commercial interests.
It has a further four months from the date of that decision in which to make a final decision.
Explain why we are still unable to make a final decision and indicate when you can expect us to do so.
in other words we would have to make a final decision on whether it should be treated as a lake
PayPal retains full discretion to make a final decision in favor of the buyer
regulations and to seek to make a final decision expeditiously.
We will handle them very quickly and we are expected to make a final decision in the next few weeks," Ross said.
PayPal retains full discretion to make a final decision in favor of the buyer
the Council will not be able to make a final decision on the entire package without Parliament's agreement.
Videoslots reserves the right to make a final decision in any occasion where more than one player claims to have won the Jackpot at any one time.
the minimum criteria for migrant admission, and should leave the Member State the right to make a final decision, all the more so because the EU does not have a common industrial policy.
They then have a mandate to make a final decision about whether a supplier or individual factory meets our minimum requirements.
Yet, my group feels it is too early at this stage to make a final decision on centralised ex ante control or decentralised ex ante control within the Directorates-General themselves.
It is recognised that Member States will not be able to make a final decision on whether or not to support the CCCTB until a formal proposal has been presented by the Commission
Ed wants to make the final decision.
All right, Ed wants to make the final decision.
you may want a taste sampling to make your final decision.
Karasuma explains to Sakaki that Solomon uses a human Inquisitor to make the final decision whether a craft-user/witch can be a hunter or not.