21.   The consequence for the United Kingdom of the relative lack of public information is that individuals are poorly placed when taking decisions which will affect their own futures.

22.   If any decisions are taken at either type of meeting they should be recorded.

23.   The estimates on which ranking decisions are taken involve uncertainties.

24.   The next chapter puts forward a method of making best use of such information and a general method of taking decisions under uncertainty.

25.   Decisions were taken in two stages.

26.   If Mr Bush takes that decision, he or his successor still must decide where the Midgetmen would live.

27.   And if decisions about the economy are taken by a special social stratum, that stratum is a dominant class in relation to the proletariat.

28.   The waiter arrived with the red wine they had ordered, and Loretta took a decision.

29.   The county council has taken those decisions and we think they ought to be debated vigorously and following that discussion, the panel will come to its conclusion.

30.   Cos it it would mean the decision would be taken by the Secretary of State and not by the local authorities.