Examples of using "Karara" in a sentence and their english translations:
The verdict has been reached.
I agreed with the verdict.
The jury is hung.
A decision has been reached.
I regret that decision.
Tom disagreed with the decision.
Tom has come to a decision.
I disagree with the verdict.
What have you concluded?
The judgment has been appealed.
Tom sealed the deal.
- Have you decided?
- Have you made a decision?
Have you arrived at a decision yet?
- The jury has agreed upon a verdict.
- The jury has reached a verdict.
- I respect the decision you made.
- I respect the decision that you made.
I'm against that resolution.
The committee has not yet arrived at a decision.
Just for the record, I totally disagree with this decision.
- I haven't formed an opinion yet.
- I haven't formed an opinion about that yet.
His plan is still in the air.
Tom showed no reaction to the verdict.
We don't regret that decision.
Has the jury reached a verdict?
President Roosevelt opposed the decision.
I decided on my exercise program.
It took me a long time to reach this decision.
We agonized over this decision.
The jury hasn't reached a verdict yet.
Sami is appealing that judgment.
You should consider the problem before coming to a decision.
I wish we could settle this like adults.
Has the jury reached a verdict yet?
I came to a decision on my exercise plan.
The judge asked the jury to reach a verdict.
The judgment has been appealed.
I'll respect any decision Tom makes.
I was wondering what prompted that decision.
What do you conclude about her abnormal behavior?
Have you made a decision yet?
Tom and Bill arrived at the conclusion independently of each other.
At last, they came to a decision.
They exchanged ideas before reaching a decision.
- That decision hasn't yet been made.
- That decision hasn't been made yet.
Opinion is ultimately determined by the feelings, and not by the intellect.
Don't make any decisions tonight.
A decision has to be made.