The jurors were unable to make up their mind on the seventh murder count.

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There are still people out there who are trying to make up their mind.

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Markets cannot always make up their mind as to whether a CEO adds or subtracts shareholder value.

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With such largesse on offer, it can become difficult for some African countries to make up their mind.

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Does anyone make up their mind based on the debates anyway?

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Obviously, short-term investors cannot make up their mind whether the departure of Mr. Pandit and its succession by Mr. Corbat is bearish or bullish for the stock.

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John Curtice, an electoral specialist at Strathclyde University, says that the polls are not yet picking up tactical voting, because third-party supporters generally make up their mind to vote this way late in the day.

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"The trade data (shows) that external demand still remains weak, which is widely-known to the market, so I think investors will pay more attention to indicators that reflect companies' business operations, profitability and revenue growth, such as industrial production and power consumption, before they make up their mind, " said Dongxing Securities analyst Sun Zheng.

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"As the Government goes down the route of championing vocational education they need to make their mind up as to whether all qualifications are of value, or if it is simply particular academic subjects which carry weight when judging a school, " said general secretary Christine Blower.

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