Sentence examples for a decisive plan of from inspiring English sources

"He hasn't made me feel like he has a decisive plan of action," she said.

The lack of a decisive plan for Britain's exit from the EU, and the possibility of having a "Remainer" running the country, have raised questions about what political motivation there will be for the next government to follow through at all on the referendum results, which were not politically binding.

The next day he reluctantly abandoned the idea of assaulting New York, writing that "[m]atters having now come to a crisis and a decisive plan to be determined on, I was obliged... to give up all idea of attacking New York..."....

When Heraclius launched his offensive in May 636, Yazdegerd could not coordinate with the maneuver probably owing to the exhausted condition of his government and what would have been a decisive plan missed the mark.

We commend him for offering a bold, decisive plan to combat climate change and to mitigate the impacts of carbon pollution.

The governor announced his plans in his State of the State address, calling it "part of a bold and decisive plan to rebuild our state's economy".

"We are implementing a decisive action plan to position our company for future growth and success".

A Romney Sweep: Winning both Iowa and New Hampshire is a rare thing and is a key step toward Mitt Romney's Plan A — a quick, decisive capture of the nomination.

All in all, this summer felt less like a decisive change of course than a period of frenetic transition, without a clear plan waiting at the end.

Unfortunately for McCain and his staff, they apparently did not think to vet an important new anecdote that they planned to spring upon a national television audience at a decisive moment of the campaign.

In the light of climate change and increased awareness about sustainability, one can utilize planning as a tool to integrate 'aspirations for growth' as a decisive measure for the planning of cities and analyse it utilizing existing mechanisms for planning without suggesting drastic overhaul of the existing system.