decided
નક્કી કર્યું
definition
adjective
the sunshine is a decided improvement
(of a quality) definite; unquestionable.
translation of 'decided'
નિશ્ચિત,
નિર્વિવાદ,
સ્પષ્ટ,
ચોક્કસ,
દૃઢ
example
Koenig feels it is a 'decided' advantage, and Barnhart agrees and also has them on his gun.
What is clear is the art industry is making a 'decided' shift into the online world.
He is better prepared this time and has the 'decided' advantage of having five years of work behind him.
There is no 'decided' case drawn to my attention where these obiter observations have in fact been applied to defeat a claim.
In his views, he was very 'decided' .
She's very 'decided' on what she thinks, more than I am.
No definite rule of guidance to be followed under all circumstances can be extracted from the 'decided' cases.
The density of the population figures by county shows a 'decided' bias in favour of East Anglia.
Chapter 16 is devoted to the review of 'decided' cases related to medical negligence.
Behind all of this lies Hollywood's 'decided' lack of interest in art
There was a further exchange between counsel and the judge relating to similar 'decided' cases.
Ongerup have a 'decided' advantage in the ruck with big Lance Hart.
There have been few 'decided' cases on its application in the context of health care.
Before considering any of the 'decided' cases, we must set out the relevant statutory code.
These are, however, unlikely scenarios and the 'decided' cases do not provide an example of either.
The unfolding credit market dislocation took a 'decided' turn for the worst this week.
That is not an issue which in our researches we have been able to uncover any 'decided' case where it has emerged.
You can just get so much out of previously 'decided' cases in procedural matters.
Human growth hormone has some 'decided' advantages and some very gross disadvantages.
As Mr Burton pointed out, there has been no 'decided' case on the exercise of this discretion.
The reasoning in the 'decided' cases tells strongly against the claimant's case on article 5.
These and related provisions have been the subject of consideration in many 'decided' cases.
But, as the 'decided' cases also make clear, the power of review is one to be sparingly exercised.
The 'decided' cases since that date have clearly illustrated grounds upon which the items of account may be held to be contrary to law.
My dad puts a comforting hand on my mother's shoulder and gets up; a 'decided' look on his face.
Mid-way through her answer, her neatly measured affability gives way to a 'decided' prickliness.
There has been a 'decided' shift in public opinion.
In addressing his players, Johnstone reminded them of their 'decided' advantage.
He was a superb organizer and administrator and a man with a decided 'preference' for West Point-trained officers.
While there are some very decided 'similarities' , there are some very distinct differences as well.
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