英語 での Had decided の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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By the end of April 1804, Addington, who had lost his parliamentary support, had decided to resign.[43].
The Pope said as soon as he saw the catastrophe caused by the typhoon, he had decided he would go to the Philippines.
This Would Have Been a Picture of My 2- Month Old Baby If the Mother Had Decided Not To Kill Our Child.
The Government had decided on some measures to improve the situation, including the return of some internally displaced persons.
Visit and live in Fukushima- 福島県ホームページ Imai Takako had decided to move to Mishima town after 26 years of living abroad.
For so he himself had decided, since he was making the journey by land.
If Mercedes had decided to translate technology to Maranello, I say it was a good move.
We wanted to understand why these people had decided to switch off, and how they managed it.
If Oliver had decided to stay an Orthodox Jew, his whole life of writing would have never happened.
By this time, Doyle had decided to become an eye doctor.
On August 15, 2008, RBD released a message telling fans that they had decided to split up.16.
The Illuminati Council had decided on a Cold War and obviously could not have a Communist(Wallace) in charge in America.
I told him that I had heard that Lady Villea had decided not to leave the city, and that the village of Modiva had been rebuilt.
If the African National Congress had decided on a bloody war of rebellion against the apartheid system it might be justified.
Tom didn't know that Mary had decided to quit her job.
This was even though I had checked on the Internet beforehand, knew that the room was vacant, and had decided to rent it.
Speaking of anti-philosophy, he had decided to deny himself?
Thus 1998 journey overseas for the first time with wife had decided to England.
Therefore Bhagavan had decided that all the Acharyas from now on should be celibate(in thought, word and action).
Maybe, they might had decided to leave Israel, and might had decided to go abroad.