Public opinion may yet be turned around by a decisive show of political leadership.
When Carol threatened to leave the country and let he liberals deal with all subsequent problems, Kogălniceanu gathered together the party's moderates in a decisive show of support for the monarch.
The National Congress party will form a new, stronger government this week, better able to push through its reforms, after voters gave it an unexpectedly decisive show of support in the month-long general elections.
On and off the ball he was an absolute menace, causing problems for the Arsenal defence with his movement from left to right, in possession he was decisive, showing neat touches and great hold up play.
In the wake of the Republicans' decisive showing in the midterm elections, in which the party won control of the House by capturing 60 seats and gained six seats in the Senate, Republicans dominated most of the Sunday television news programs.
She used the decisive show of support to declare an end to what has been described as the most toxic leadership struggle in a generation.
Many polls out last week, both nationally and in the 10 or more states where the electoral votes will be decisive, showed the candidates essentially tied.
Germany are traditionally very strong in dressage, so if the British riders can hang on to their elegant coat-tails they will be well-satisfied as they go into the cross-country and the decisive show-jumping phase.
Drs. Fire and Mello made a decisive advance by showing in roundworms that the injected RNA had to be double-stranded and that the sequence of chemical units had to be the same as or very similar to those of the gene being singled out.
On Tuesday night, with the election results showing a decisive victory and Sen. John McCain offering a concession, Obama e-mailed a few million of his closest friends: "We have a lot of work to do to get our country back on track, and I'll be in touch soon about what comes next," he wrote.
