We also decided jointly how we would spend our days, where and how and what we would eat, where we would visit.

The plaintiffs, in deciding jointly to pursue their claims against the defendant, were consequently not an association of persons within the meaning of that word.

But basically everything will be decided jointly.

Therefore, a bilateral treaty had to be negotiated in order to clarify procedures for treating constitutional questions that had to be decided jointly by both governments.

How that translates to living-room speakers will decide her destiny.

The resulting interview was my first big article in a national paper and it would decide my destiny.

Decide the destiny of things you find under the stairs or in cupboards and say goodbye.

A lucky run, a lucky try, a lucky chip-in - all these things have their place, but they very, very seldom decide the destiny of the great prizes.

In deciding the destiny of a nation, either result would have been valid.

Serious and quack doctors debate and decide the fate of a brilliant but dissipated artist.

It would decide the fate of the match.

Unforeseen events occasionally decide the fate of war and peace - like a whirling wind they can uproot long-held, stubborn mindsets.

The vote alone will not decide the fate of the embattled bank, but it comes at a sensitive time.

It paid for legal aid, phone advice and representation at inquiries to decide the fate of sites.

These provided the catalyst for further discussion, and we decided unanimously to present these recommendations to the church.

All taken into account, after having checked and discussed the pros and cons of those different options, we decided unanimously it was appropriate to decrease by 50 basis points.

In 2008, the faculty decided unanimously to make scholarly articles available as open educational resources, the first such move by a school of education.

The judge decides which experts are capable of giving evidence and the areas where they are qualified to comment.

At these, security-cleared lawyers for defendant and prosecution each make their case and a judge decides what evidence can be heard in open court.

Where the judge decides that information must be protected, the court will understandably wish to do all it can to prevent its disclosure.

In such cases, deportation orders are only stayed if a judge decides that the case raises issues that are arguable and merit a further hearing.

Ministers can apply for material to be withheld but a judge decides.

If a jury decides that an offence has been committed, libertarians will argue that the old cliché about 'innocent until proved guilty' has been ignored.

A knowledgeable jury decides on the musician who will have the violin.

The jury decides on the number of prize winners and honourable mentions.

If a jury decides that they were, then the defendant's claim to be honest will be credible.

The jury decides in her favor.

Many analysts expect the next one to hit early next year, just in time to help voters decide whether the tweeter-inchief deserves four more years.

Many swing voters decide on the personality and appeal of the party leaders; the voters are not policy wonks.

That's when voters decide who they want to run their town halls.

And what price will he pay on election day if voters decide their pain was not a price worth paying?

History will love him for it, whatever the voters decide.