Sentence examples for A decisive resolution from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, North Korea's western military command "made a decisive resolution to counter the reckless naval firing projected by the group of traitors with strong physical retaliation," said a statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency.
Both pro- and anti-Europeans appeared to see in the referendum an expedient behind which they could unite, since it offered both the prospect of a decisive resolution of the issue, at least for this generation.
It provoked a quick, pointed challenge from the United States, set off alarm bells among Asian neighbors and created a frenzy of nationalist expression inside China on hopes that the new leadership team in Beijing would push for a decisive resolution of the longstanding dispute.
Military leaders "made a decisive resolution to counter the reckless naval firing projected by the group of traitors with strong physical retaliation", the statement said.
The battle between the go-slow and get-moving camps may reflect a recognition that either a decisive resolution or a ponderous approach will carry risks and rewards for both sides.
In 1605 Charles, now Charles IX, the King of Sweden, launched a new offensive, but his efforts were crossed by Chodkiewicz's victories at Kircholm and elsewhere and the Polish naval successes, while the war continued without a decisive resolution being produced.
Unfortunately for the many countries still enduring sub-par growth, a similarly decisive resolution to today's monetary-policy debates is still far off.
When it falls, it is because they show us that they are done, or because they've reached an apparently decisive resolution, or because we see that they're evidently heading into transcendence.
The level of resolution (the cluster is ca. 100 kb large) and the fact that in both cases some 'compaction' is observed makes it unlikely to give a decisive answer.
The concatenation of all these genes allowed the recovery of a strongly supported phylogeny, providing a maximum and decisive resolution of the relationships among the LAB species examined.
Still, a speedy and decisive resolution would be far more acceptable to business than years and years of uncertainty and then a "fudge", as confirmed by Markus Kerber, head of the BDI, the federation of German industries.
