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21-Apr-2008, 10:13
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 take/make a decision Could you, please, tell me the difference between make a decision and take a decision? Which expression should I use in the following sentences: The Authority shall make/take a decision to reject the Bidder in the event when.... The Bidder has the right to make/take a decision on prolongation of the Offers submission period prior to its deadline. |
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21-Apr-2008, 19:09
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| Re: take/make a decision "To make a decision" = To decide between two or more choices, to come to a decision. "To take a decision" is more like the act of deciding. I would use the following: The Authority shall make a decision to reject the Bidder in the event when.... The Bidder has the right to take a decision on prolongation of the Offers submission period prior to its deadline. Finika likes this. |
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