The battle ended in failure for the Tokugawa side, owing to bad weather, engine trouble and the decisive use of a Gatling gun by Imperial troops against samurai boarding parties.
Guys rather like John Isner, the American who is now ranked 10th and has beaten Djokovic and Federer this year by shortening the points and making more decisive use of his leverage and powerful weapons.
The Kosovo war was conducted incompetently, in part because the administration's goals kept shifting and in part because it was not, at the start, committed to the decisive use of military force...
Through the centuries, those who have made decisive use of the ski in battle include the Russians, Swedes and, of course, the Finns, who repelled the Soviet winter invasion in 1939 and 1940.
Judd Apatow has made decisive use of this side of Rogen's character in "Knocked Up" and "Funny People".
During the years of his chairmanship, Greenspan became known for his decisive use of monetary policy in steering the economy between the hazards of inflation and recession.
The other is to negotiate aggressively to form international alliances, which will allow for a rapid, decisive use of force on the ground.
It made decisive use of military power, but sent troops in to do some nation-building and has spoken of the importance of democracy and women's rights in the Islamic world.
In the late Cold War period, and during the nineteen-nineties, the Army embraced what became known as the Powell Doctrine, which emphasized the decisive use of overwhelming force in conventional wars, as well as the enunciation of clear exit strategies for U.S. troops.
In common with the other offensive talents wearing yellow, Wes Hoolahan had been shackled by Ipswich's intense pressing game in the opening 45 minutes but he made decisive use of the space which opened up for him early in the second half, releasing Nathan Redmond whose shot was handled by Christophe Berra on the line.
