to make a firm choice or resolve to take a specific course of action

to solve, resolve, or settle a problem, dispute, or issue

firm; resolute; determined

finals (of a competition)

the act or process of determining policy or making high-level strategic decisions

a firm purpose or resolution to achieve a goal

a formal expression of opinion or intention agreed on by a legislative body or public meeting

a formal decision made by a court of law regarding a legal case; to pass judgment on a case

to decide a matter by voting or to cast a formal vote

not at all; by no means; used to express firm resolution or absolute negation

to be determined or decided by something else

finals (of a sports competition)

a formal judgment or decision, especially one made by a court of law or an official body

the legal entitlement or power to cast a vote in a deliberative body, election, or meeting

to fight a formal combat between two people to settle a dispute, or the combat itself

to execute (a condemned criminal)

to fight a decisive battle or struggle for supremacy

to formally reject a proposal, motion, or decision, often through a vote or official authority

having the power or quality of deciding a matter; providing a final resolution or settlement

to make up one's mind; to decide firmly to do something

to make a firm resolution

policymaker; decision-maker

to determine the outcome of a competition or battle

the legal or administrative authority to make the final choice or reach a binding conclusion regarding a matter.

final account or the calculation of a final bill or budget settlement

to make a final or firm decision on a matter

to make a quick decision; a swift resolution

to remain undecided or to waver between choices

resolution (of a meeting)

precondition; prerequisite

to execute by firing squad

to sever relations or break a connection with someone or something

firm, resolute, and unwavering in decision or action

veto power

pending a decision; hanging in the balance

to be determined

to breach its banks or burst (of a dam or riverbank)

to be decided by, hinge on, or be contingent on something (usually followed by [[于|於|yu2]])

(idiom) to adopt a blitzkrieg strategy; to resolve something in the shortest time possible

a decision reached collectively or by a majority vote within a group

(botany) cassia seed

not yet decided, resolved, or settled

acting with firm determination and without any hesitation

to break through or collapse a dike or levee, referring to either the action of the water or the failure of the structure

firm and unwavering in making decisions or taking action

to make a decision or pass a resolution through formal deliberation in a meeting