Sentence examples for a decisive declaration from inspiring English sources

One reason that Canadians aren't deeply excited about the anniversary of Confederation is that their independence was a long process of orderly negotiation, not a decisive declaration leading to war.

She made a decisive decision.

Third, he dominated the debate in the Congress on July 2 4 , 1776 defending Jefferson's draft of the declaration and demanding unanimous support for a decisive break with Great Britain.

BEIJING — Treasury Secretary, Jacob J. Lew, described China's declaration that market competition should have a decisive role in the country's economy as an "ambitious reform agenda," according to remarks on Friday by the secretary to the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping.

Their suggestions centred around military action as a decisive response to what one of them called a "declaration of war".

At the same time, however, he canceled an earlier constitutional declaration by the military that had gutted the authority of his office and replaced it with his own declaration, giving him broad legislative and executive powers and, potentially, a decisive role in the drafting of Egypt's new constitution.

On Sunday, he replaced it with his own declaration, one that gave him broad legislative and executive powers and, potentially, a decisive role in the drafting of Egypt's still unfinished new constitution.

"They want a decisive leader".

Brims are a decisive feature.

He won a decisive mandate.

Is this a decisive argument?