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settlement; solution; resolution

decision; determination; resolution

decision; determination

confrontation; showdown

judicial decision; judgement; judgment; sentence; decree

solution; solution strategy

deciding first; settling (a matter) first; first priority

separation; farewell; parting

decisive; resolute; determined; firm

majority decision; majority vote; majority rule

breakdown; rupture

decision; vote

resolution of an incident; solution to a (criminal) case

way of solving (a problem); solution

resolution; vote; decision

problem-solving

prompt decision; quick decision; immediate judgement; summary judgment; summary judgement

self-determination; suicide

solution; way out

unsettled; pending; unresolved

decisiveness

approval; adoption (of a motion, bill, etc.); passage

everything turning out fine; the whole thing being settled

key to a solution; first step toward a solution; thread to unravel a mystery

decision; ruling; judgement; judgment

vote; ballot; division

making a swift decision; making immediate decisions and taking quick actions

guilty verdict; judgment of guilty (judgement)

breakdown of negotiations

rejection; negation; voting down

resolution; decision; vote

death sentence

innocent verdict; "not guilty" verdict

resolved; settled

early (prompt) settlement; swift resolution; speedy solution

agreed; settled

proposed solution; idea for a solution

to take a vote

peaceful resolution

pending; undecided; unconvicted; awaiting judgement

all-out confrontation; total confrontation

decision; verdict

firmly determined

irresolution; indecision; vacillation

judgment paper; judgement paper

unsuspended prison sentence; prison sentence with no stay of execution

question to be settled first; first consideration

vote; ballot

vote of censure; vote of no confidence

prompt decision and prompt execution; make swift decisions and take quick actions

time will cure all; time heals all wounds

amicable settlement; settling the case leaving no parties dissatisfied

resolutions

unconvicted prisoner; prisoner under trial

voting right

detention prison

confrontational attitude (stance, posture)

unsolvable

self-determination of peoples

settlement; decision

quick battle for a quick victory; blitzkrieg

deciding unanimously or by consensus

unresolved problem

steamroller voting; steamrollering

problem-solving ability

United Nations resolution; UN resolution

political solution

decided; determined; settled; convicted; sentenced

buyout price (auction)

conflict resolution; dispute resolution

summary trial

vote; voting

original judgement; judgment in prior instance

ending; conclusion

to overrule a decision

ratio decidendi; reason for a verdict

deciding or acting on one's own

name resolution

voting rights

written resolution

convict; convicted prisoner

to abide by the verdict

legislative organ

unfair ruling; unfair verdict; unjust decision

detention pending trial

secret (method, trick, etc.); key (e.g. to success); mysteries (of an art, trade, etc.); recipe; trick

decisiveness

right to self-determination

resolutions

resolution authorizing the use of force

address resolution

principle of majority rule

United Nations Security Council Resolution

final decision

supplementary (additional) resolution

voting rights

political solution; political settlement

political decision

military confrontation

majority gate; majority element

principle of national self-determination

Operation Ketsugō (Japanese military plan for responding to the Allied invasion of the homeland)

address resolution protocol

online problem solving

conformance resolution tests

powdered abalone shell (used in Chinese medicine)

controversial legislation

majority gate; majority element

conflict resolution flag

technological solution; technical answer

voting body; caucus

(decision to) censure (as issued by the upper house of parliament)

written verdict

majority operation

divorce by decree

censure motion

conditional approval

investigation and decision

trial decision; decision by a court; judgment from a trial

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