Despite a mixed response to his plan to create a public-private market for toxic assets that are clogging up the financial system, some economists recognise Geithner's constraints and see the plan as an intermediate step towards more decisive action.
Not only will the $1-billion spending plan approved by lawmakers Thursday provide little immediate relief to drought-stricken Californians, state leaders are missing an opportunity to take more decisive action to restrict water use, conservation advocates said.
A small number appear to lack insight into their future ability to function as a doctor, so earlier but more decisive action may be required.
The nunnery's resident scholar, Rinpoche, debates with Deng, counsels against hate and declares: "If we become violent, we lose everything". Deshar takes more decisive action in a self-destructive gesture that sees the Theatre Upstairs blazing with a ring of fire.
Sen. Bill Nelson, a Democrat from Sotloff's home state of Florida, said Tuesday that he would introduce legislation giving Obama congressional authority for airstrikes against the militants in Syria, part of a growing chorus in Congress for more decisive action.
The outcome of a two-day European Union summit left financial markets uncertain whether and when more decisive action would be taken to stem a debt crisis that began in Greece in 2009, spread to Portugal, Ireland, Italy and Spain and now threatens France and even economic powerhouse Germany.
Mr Cameron has said there is a "reluctance" among some European countries to take more decisive action against Russia.
They want an end to reckless denials of science and more decisive action on behalf of the community.
It would be only a matter of time before the federal government took more decisive action against both polygamy and the church's political and economic control of Utah.
We do need to see much swifter and more decisive action". Explaining his stance, in a BBC News Channel interview, Mr Livingstone said Naz Shah was "not anti-Semitic - she was completely over the top, what she said was rude".
The European Central Bank's emergency loans, as well as more decisive action by European political leaders, led to a steep decline in the rates that banks had to pay to issue their own corporate bonds, to borrow money from other banks for short periods or to obtain American dollars, according to the data.
