She made a decisive decision.
The fact that Francescott's account is incompatible with these theories of properties might not be a decisive objection against the account since these theories might be rejected.
An account of a decisive triumph over Virginia Commonwealth University in 2003 ran with a pun for the headline, "RID OF THEM". He told the Harvard Crimson that he "played with a deciding-match mentality". In 2012, he organized a luncheon with Bill Cotter, a constitutional law professor and former president of Colby College, about the Supreme Court.
In interviews, insurgents challenge official US accounts of a decisive victory and claim many of the rebels left the city in a pre-planned withdrawal.
Shares in Hewlett-Packard, an American technology firm, have also recovered since late 2012, when it took a decisive write-down over alleged accounting irregularities at a firm it had bought.Investors' memories are indeed short.
LONDON — As the phone hacking scandal struck the heart of British politics in recent weeks, one figure has been notably silent: the chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, who, by several accounts, played a decisive role in bringing the former News of the World editor Andy Coulson into 10 Downing Street as a senior adviser.
However, paceman Dinda made a decisive intervention late in the innings, accounting for Hafeez and both Kamran and Umar Akmal to ensure Pakistan fell short.
Yet this case took a swift, unusual turn after a video shot by a bystander provided authorities with a decisive narrative that differed from Slager's account.
Ms. Jagger wrote a decisive essay: 'J'accuse: the Betrayal of Srebrenica,' a detailed account of the massacre, which was published world-wide.
The analysis method accounts for turbine blade cooling requirements, which have a decisive impact on cycle performance.
