Sentence examples for a decisive decision from inspiring English sources

Poole warns: All things considered, the 'solution' to the eurozone problem is likely to be a series of half measures coupled with a fiscal adjustment rather than a decisive decision that triggers the end of the crisis gripping the region.

He called Mangini's firing a decisive decision made to add to a solid foundation — built by two men who were once partners, only one of whom is still employed by the team.

She made a decisive decision.

Gaining nine votes will force reluctant permanent members like the US to take a decisive decision.

"The demeanor with which you play the position from a command aspect and from a decisive, decision-making standpoint, you can't do those two things if you have somebody else coming in to replace you all the time," Bell said.

"I am comfortable that the Scottish Football League has made a very decisive decision".

These three paths to Inauguration Day would give us a president, but none would carry the kind of legitimacy that a decisive court decision can offer.

Unfortunately, so long as the European Union fails to take a decisive strategic decision on the place of Ukraine in its foreign policy priorities, there will be endless pretexts to delay bringing Ukraine closer.

In this way, the interplay between the different STATs allows the cell to sense complexities in the cytokine environment and the resultant cell phenotype could lie somewhere along a continuum rather than representing a decisive differentiation decision.

It was not a fateful or decisive decision-making meeting.

We need bold, decisive decision-making in a new, streamlined model to bring together the inspectorates into a proportionate multi-agency inspection framework.