Examples of using Decided to return in English and their translations into Croatian
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Satellite"MTS TV" decided to return to the subscriber 20% expenses,
channel Jurnal TV decided to return to the video compression standard MPEG-2.
So we have decided to return the money, every last cent of it, but at the end of the day.
After millions of years as a land animal, Most of all, we would like to know why, his species was compelled or decided to return to the sea.
So we have decided to return the money, every last cent of it, but at the end of the day.
Within a short time, people in the movement decided to return most of the radio stations to their self-styled owners,
At the beginning of 1991, parents decided to return to the homeland, to Zagreb
the Bolsheviks decided to return to the old red city- completely the antithesis of‘disgusting' aristocratic Petersburg with its decadent palaces.
I would decided to return to China after the fight,
and we have decided to return to Sarawak.
After completing their education and professional practice, a lot of them decided to return and employ in RASCO.
considering the size of your settlement, You decided to return to the force.
And we have decided to return to Sarawak. John's voice:"Dear Henry, I talked things over with Cecilia again.
Pracat decided to return to Lopud and live out his days in a modest manner.
the creators decided to return the night mode racing competitions.
since many years after his death his body decided to return to Argentina, buried in the cemetery of Buenos Aires most important
So we have decided to return the money, every last cent of it,
of Ferrari power unit, but after significantly improved performance of Renault's RE16 decided to return French manufacturer that will,
Twisted storyline about a young girl, which in the summer 1995 decided to return to their places of origin,
Even more important is the fact that positive changes have also been noted by former members such as the American AIGA, which decided to return to membership, after it had left the organization at some earlier point due to obsolete views on the profession.