Sentence examples for been a decisive verdict from inspiring English sources

The result of such efforts, and innumerable others like them, has been a decisive verdict in the court of public opinion.

In some ways the election will be a referendum on which of these visions Serbia should follow, although a decisive verdict appears elusive for now.

Let them expand and there can be no Palestinian state: a virtual guarantee for continued violent conflict, as George Mitchell noted in his 2001 report, and for a decisive verdict in the region that there is no change in Washington.

But there is also widespread skepticism that the courts will reach a decisive verdict against them.

Mr. Leetaru said his work was meant to be a snapshot of how Wikipedia writers of today view the world, and not a decisive verdict of history.

A government seriously committed to involving parliament would have granted MPs a decisive verdict on the outcome of the negotiations and the power to send ministers away to try again if the deal wasn't good enough.

Brims are a decisive feature.

The Lockerbie case was a decisive achievement.

The answer is a decisive "yes".

Bonin's 32... a6 was a decisive move.

But is a decisive leader.