by this decision vs with this decision

Both "by this decision" and "with this decision" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "By this decision" is used to indicate the action or result caused by a decision, while "with this decision" is used to show accompaniment or association with a decision.

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by this decision

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the action or result caused by a decision.

This phrase is used to show the action or result that is a direct consequence of a specific decision.

Examples:

By this decision, we will be able to move forward with the project.
The company's success was ensured by this decision.
The team's victory was determined by this decision.

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The Commission takes the view that this period is also adequate for the purpose of winding up the PPAs as required by this decision.
2. Actions referred to in Article 8 may associate participants of the national agencies of any Member State not bound by this decision.
That form should therefore be established by this decision.
The Strategic Environmental Assessment pursuant to Directive 2001/42/EC shall be applied to TEN projects on the entry into force of this decision amending the guidelines for a trans-European transport network by the Commission and other committees established by this decision.
The shortest possible period should be allowed for the application of the measures required by this Decision in order to prevent further accidents.
Each Member State shall ensure that the established rules on data protection are applied also within the procedure on exchange of information provided for by this Decision.
The holder of this marketing authorisation must inform the European Commission about the marketing plans for the medicinal product authorised by this decision.
The holder of this marketing authorisation must inform the European Commission about the marketing plans for the medicinal product authorised by this decision.
The holder of this marketing authorisation must inform the European Commission about the marketing plans for the medicinal product authorised by this decision.
For the purpose of setting up the security framework provided for by this decision:
In case the rules of the Maritime Guidelines change, this may have an effect on all existing aid schemes falling under the Guidelines, including the alteration to the scheme authorised by this decision,
In order to allow the Commission to inform the other Member States and update the Common catalogue of varieties of agricultural plant species provided for in Directive 2002/53/EC, Poland should be required to inform the Commission when it makes use of the authorisation granted by this decision.
Whereas the presence of certain types of live animals and products in the codification foreseen by this decision does not imply as such that a message must be sent by means of the 'Animo' computerized network;
'security authority' means the authority responsible for the security of the Court of Justice of the European Union designated by the latter, which may delegate, in whole or in part, the performance of the tasks provided for by this decision;
The initial period of the provisional equivalence determined by this Decision should be 10 years.
Denmark will therefore not be bound by this Decision.
In order to update the requirements, those three Decisions should be replaced by this Decision.
The National Development Plans examined by this Decision are for the periods 2000-06 and 2007-13.
Most of the changes introduced by this Decision should apply immediately.
The actions provided for by this Decision shall be co-financed.

Alternatives:

as a result of this decision
due to this decision
because of this decision
thanks to this decision
on account of this decision

with this decision

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to show accompaniment or association with a decision.

This phrase is used to indicate being in agreement or alignment with a specific decision.