deciding

IPA: dɪsˈaɪdɪŋ

Resulting, having resulted, or having the potential to result in a decision or conclusion.

Examples of "deciding" in Sentences

The results are the same, but the intent is the deciding factor.
They decided to fight deciding who was more valorous between them.
Where government has gone beyond its limits is in deciding to protect us from ourselves.
This was so important to me, that it was the singular factor i looked for in deciding who to marry.
A lot more people will suddenly want to have a direct say in deciding who gets the job in the first place.
Checking any Privacy Policy a site might have can sometimes be useful in deciding whether to sign up or not.
The most important factor in deciding WordPress theme is the ease of installation, user friendly and search engine optimised.
During the Bush administration, however, EPA ignored this direction and instead employed a skewed cost-benefit analysis in deciding how to regulate.
In Miranda, I (and most others) believe they were absolutely right in deciding that police could not lock people up without telling them their rights.
But the bottom line is that if you think this ‘issue’ is a key factor in deciding who should be the next Governor, we truly do have different priorities.
Barcelona find their Tuesday home leg between a late-night bruising encounter with the robust Athletic Bilbao Sunday, and a title deciding away encounter on Saturday with joint league leaders and bitter arch rivals -