Sentence examples for a decisive stance on from inspiring English sources

If MIT itself is unwilling to take a decisive stance on a future less reliant on fossil fuels, how does it expect to work with industry partners to address climate change?

As a result German police have been taking a decisive stance against jihadists in Germany since the Paris attacks.

But Lee, who scored 112 goals in almost 250 games for City, insists that the club needs to take a decisive stance with the player.

Kelly: "It should be noted that Reagan took a decisive stance against the platform in mid-2004".

What's more, the NFL is likely to take a firmer, more decisive stance on all types of player hazing and harassment.

But as the mood has become more radical, they have come under pressure to take a more decisive stance.

Ichiro Ozawa, Mr. Kan's opponent in the Sept. 14 ballot for the ruling Democratic Party, called for a more decisive stance.

Macedonia has taken a more decisive stance.

His critical stance on Socialist Realism with its emphasis on the didactic flattening of literature in the service of socialist tenets proved decisive in extinguishing that mode of writing from postwar Yugoslav letters.

What Zwingli considered Luther's courageous stance at the Leipzig Disputation had a decisive impact on Zwingli during his earliest years as a priest, and during this time Zwingli praised and promoted Luther's writings to support his own similar ideas.

He predicts a decisive victory on Sept. 14.