In a suicide note the family released, Mr. Sachs said, "The loss of mental control over my life was an undignified condition which I decided to counter decisively".
"The loss of mental control over my life was an undignified condition, which I decided to counter decisively," he stated in a farewell note released to the media by his family.
Sachs killed himself at his home in Gstaad, Switzerland, explaining in a note that a "no-hope illness" meant that "the loss of mental control over my life was an undignified condition, which I decided to counter decisively".
In his past three seasons in the competition, Guardiola teams have been exposed in the semi-final, last time by the brilliance of the Barcelona built on the foundations he left and on the previous two occasions by more pragmatic sides countering decisively.
It's as if only dying could decisively counter today's unholy momentum, with its pressures to get with this or that program.
Outgoing President Goodluck Jonathan's failure to decisively counter the threat was a key issue in elections this month, with gains by the Islamist movement forcing a six-week poll delay as a regional force launched a successful offensive to drive them back.
The WTO's director-general, Renato Ruggiero, the Canadian government and the declaration of the WTO's ministerial conference in Singapore last December have all already endorsed variants of that prospect.In addition, this scenario would decisively counter the risk that the regional pacts will become sources of new international conflict.
"The army and people of the DPRK will launch an all-out offensive to decisively counter the U.S. and its followers' hysterical nuclear war moves," the North Korean commission said in a statement carried by the North's KCNA news agency.
Lutsky countered politely that he had been acting decisively since he arrived in Khost.
So even while public support for same-sex marriage has grown swiftly and decisively, the forces of the religious right have countered by trying to expand what counts as religious freedom and where it can be applied.
Characteristic of this period of inter-traditional debate is the legendary account of Kumārila as having studied for a time at the famous Buddhist monastic university at Nālandā, then in its prime; based on the mastery of Buddhist doctrine gained in this way, Kumārila is said to have been able decisively to counter Buddhist philosophical positions.
