1.   What we need to Decide as language teachers is the degree to which other components of communication need teaching.

2.   That is a matter for the Inspector of Taxes or those responsible for the assessment to decide as to how they will deal with those matters.

3.   Both had decided as teenagers that being Army officers was the last thing they wanted to do.

4.   According to Gould, the Patriots have decided as an organization to go with the receivers on the current roster.

5.   Less frequently, a justice will use a case the court has not even agreed to decide as a vehicle for further discussion.

6.   Lucent had not decided as of late Friday whether to use the backup credit line, a person close to the talks said.

7.   The Bradley campaign has kept its advertising team so closely held that several of the executives said they decided as a group not to speak to the press.

8.   The courtly mannered Satcher, who grew up poor on a farm outside of Anniston, Ala., decided as a child to become a doctor.

9.   The final question was whether he was riding this Tour de France as his farewell to the race he decided as a teen-ager he wanted someday to win.

10.   The jury has heard all the arguments and now must decide as to guilt.