Summary
to decide {verb}
döma · bestämma · inse · avgöra · välja · finna · besluta · besluta sig · bestämma sig · bestämma
English-Swedish translation for "to decide"
"to decide" Swedish translation
to decide {verb}
to decide [decided|decided] {vb} (also: to referee, to judge, to go by, to estimate)
It is the people who should decide its limits.
Liability must be full and complete and the court or tribunal must judge and decide freely, on the basis of the real nature of each
Judging by some comments on this subject, it would have been better to accept without reaction the coup by the central bankers who had decided that their candidate should be the President of the ECB.
to decide [decided|decided] {vb} (also: to resolve, to prescribe, to name, to govern)
I do not understand why it is up to the US to decide who must be part of Europe.
It is not for the Council or the European Union to decide what should happen.
I think the consumer can decide for himself and define in advance what he needs.
Israel cannot decide on its own what the Palestinian state should look like.
We now refuse to give an Intergovernmental Conference the right to decide for us all.
to decide [decided|decided] {vb} (also: to recognize, to perceive, to find, to feel)
It is simply unacceptable for shareholders or directors of plcs to be the only ones who decide on jobs, the economy and share prices.
They must therefore realise that such issues cannot be decided on the rationale of bargaining alone.
Understandably, ASEAN decided on 10 July to postpone Cambodia's accession to the family of ASEAN nations in view of its internal strife.
For the moment, however, we have not yet decided on this together with the Member States because we are still a very long way off and there are still preliminary matters to be resolved.
I do not see that such is the case at all; you decided that you did not want one, and the reason why you did so was that a majority of you no longer saw it as politically acceptable.
to decide [decided|decided] {vb} (also: to resolve, to judge, to estimate, to discern)
What they do will decide what happens to the moratorium, not what we do tomorrow.
Personally, I am not so sure that it is essential to decide one way or the other.
I am happy to leave it to children's parents to decide about this issue.
It is for voters, for citizens to decide the universal services they want.
This will decide the future of Europe, but you have to start somewhere.
to decide [decided|decided] {vb} (also: to pick, to opt, to mince, to like)
It is up to the Member States to decide on their plan of action during this time.
Clearly, it is your responsibility to decide on the amendments you want to bring forward.
Consumers want to be able to decide freely between GM products and conventional products.
Let the sector itself decide initially how it will resolve the problem.
In this area, too, the United States now needs to decide which side it is on.
to decide [decided|decided] {vb} (also: to locate, to hit, to find, to extract)
At the same time, the EU decided to continue cooperating with other international parties with a view to finding a solution in Zimbabwe.
We have noticed that the Commission has decided in favour of a certain timeframe, and I think we have to resign ourselves to this and accept it.
The questions and their answers, yet to be found, cannot prevent the will of the deciding majority to be taken into account in the decision-making process of the European Union.
to decide [decided|decided] {vb} (also: to resolve, to find, to decree, to conclude)
So this is something which the plenary will have to decide in its ultimate wisdom.
It will be up to the budgetary authority to decide on this on an annual basis.
However, it should be up to each Member State to decide how this should be done.
Therefore it is for the House to decide whether the immunity ought to waived or not.
I think we should only decide on matters that we can also guarantee and verify.
to decide [decided|decided] {vb} (also: to resolve)
Young Europeans, under the pressure of unemployment, may decide to participate in this experiment.
That is why I believe that Europe must decide to act now.
If Britain should decide to withdraw from the EU and thus cancel its contribution, do you have a Plan B?
That participation could be coordinated by the United Nations, should it decide to take on that role.
However, there is nothing to prevent a Member State from deciding it does not want to put any event on the list.
to decide [decided|decided] {vb} (also: to resolve, to determine)
If Europe cannot decide, the United States will hopefully act alone.
I am sure that in the short term my own State will decide to opt out.
He may of course decide to go anyway and try to buy tickets on the black market.
We are all agreed that Member States need to finally decide for themselves what they want do.
The national States have to decide to take a step backwards.
to decide [decided|decided] {pp}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "decide":
© Princeton Universitymake up one's mind · determine · settle · resolve · adjudicate
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to decide" in Swedish
Similar words
decennium · decent · decently · decentralisation · decentralization · decentralize · deception · deceptive · deceptively · decibel · decide · decided · decidedly · decider · deciliter · decilitre · decimal · decimeter · decimetre · decision · decision-making
Even more translations in the German-English dictionary by bab.la.