Sentence examples for Dealt with decisively from inspiring English sources

In a land of high unemployment and few effective trade unions, industrial unrest is rare; strikes are dealt with decisively, and often before they happen.

It's my hope that the corrupt element within the church, whose effects have been disastrous, will continue to be exposed truthfully and dealt with decisively.

"In China, the other billion-person economy struggling to square rapid growth with colossal infrastructure needs, illegal squatters are dealt with decisively and unceremoniously.

The truth is, there won't be sustainable growth again until the huge debt overhang (180% of GDP) is dealt with decisively.

But evidence there is that a handful of Labour members around the country said some nasty things, well before Corbyn was elected – and have been dealt with decisively.

Writing in the early 19th century, when Western ships were first beginning to be seen off the Japanese coast, Aizawa argued that the new "barbarians" had to be dealt with decisively, but that in order to do so Japan had to adopt certain Western military techniques and develop her armaments and defenses.

Billions in Cross-Subsidies and Financial Games Must be Dealt with--Now.

In "2001", the monoliths were doors of transcendent perception; in "3001" they become banal and easily dealt-with alien threats.

Outright fraud, such as charging Medicare for unnecessary procedures or accepting consulting fees without performing a service, must be dealt-with.

"It sounds," says Sandra Hiller from Family Lives, "as if your son may be struggling to cope with his powerful, un-dealt-with emotions.

Had Amitav Ghosh won, I had mentally prepared a few spiteful lines about how typical its heavily dealt-with themes of post-colonial guilt were to Booker victors.