关于怎样区分决定和决议的问题,人们已经谈了很多,这一方面说明这两个文种确实很容易混淆,另一方面也说明大家还没有弄清这两个文种最根本的异同点.有人认为,决定和决议的主要区别是形成过程不同:决议必须经过会议讨论通过,而决定则不必要.有人则对此质疑:如果都是经过会议讨论通过的事项,又以什么标准来确定其使用哪种文种呢?他们认为,决议表示“议过了应怎样”,而决定则表示“定下来这样施行”,其区别在于决议具有“认可性”,而决定具有“施行性”. As to how to distinguish between decisions and resolutions, many people have talked about it. This shows that the two languages ​​are indeed easily confused. On the other hand, it shows that we have not yet understood the most fundamental similarities and differences between the two languages. Some people think that the main difference between a decision and a resolution is the process of formation: the resolution must be discussed and passed at the meeting, but the decision is unnecessary, while others question whether it is determined by what criteria are passed after the meeting is discussed What kind of language is used? They think the resolution says “what should be negotiated?” And the decision states that “it must be implemented” with the difference that the resolution is “accredited” and the decision is “operative.”