Object

• winner: It is extremely difficult to decide the winners from such a talented pool.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• on: When beginnning a card, pattern and color are often the first objectives to decide on.

Used with why or when

• which: Here is our guide on how to decide which project is best for you.

• who: From June 2005 we will no longer use points to decide who gets a home.

• what: You may wish to retain the right to decide what type of format the paper will take.

• when: However as we are all unique individuals, you decide when you have reached resolution.

Infinitive complement

• move: I had decided to move to Golspie, on the east coast of Scotland, to do a course in the Technical School.

Present participle complement

• accord: That's a matter of policy and one on which democratically elected governments should decide according to their mandate.

Preposition: for

• yourselves: You must decide for yourselves, or you will not be content.