"Even for me, it is a decisive and conclusive step," he said.
Everyone seems keen to prove that the city's air will be a decisive and debilitating factor for one of the world's most high-profile sporting events.
Celebrated as a champion of small government and conservative social policies, Reagan in his eight-year term (1981 89) proved to be a decisive and authoritative leader in an age of growing domestic and international woes.
According to the tech blog All Things D, she was thought to be a decisive and "disruptive agent of change" pushed by Daniel S. Loeb, the manager of the hedge fund Third Point, which owns about 6 percent of Yahoo.
It must be a decisive and clear creation of a "good bank/bad bank" arrangement to get rid of the albatross around the necks of Citigroup, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, for starters.
President Obama's announcement that the United States' will protect 40,000 Yazidis trapped on Sinjar Mountain in northern Iraq is a decisive and timely response to an unfolding humanitarian disaster.
The Battle of Vijithapura was a decisive and major battle in the campaign carried out by Sri Lankan king Dutthagamani against the invading South Indian king Elara.
Even Gerson noted that polarization might be a good thing when it is a "decisive" and "ambitious" president like Franklin D. Roosevelt who is doing the polarizing to achieve overriding national goals.
In this study, we demonstrate that downregulation of PTF1A is a decisive and rate-limiting step in acinar-to-ductal metaplasia (ADM), PanIN initiation, and PDAC progression.
"However this has not been a decisive factor and it if had stood alone would not have led the Government to refuse an inquiry".
