Sentence examples similar to deal with decisively from inspiring English sources

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In a land of high unemployment and few effective trade unions, industrial unrest is rare; strikes are dealt with decisively, and often before they happen.

It's my hope that the corrupt element within the church, whose effects have been disastrous, will continue to be exposed truthfully and dealt with decisively.

"In China, the other billion-person economy struggling to square rapid growth with colossal infrastructure needs, illegal squatters are dealt with decisively and unceremoniously.

The truth is, there won't be sustainable growth again until the huge debt overhang (180% of GDP) is dealt with decisively.

But evidence there is that a handful of Labour members around the country said some nasty things, well before Corbyn was elected – and have been dealt with decisively.

Writing in the early 19th century, when Western ships were first beginning to be seen off the Japanese coast, Aizawa argued that the new "barbarians" had to be dealt with decisively, but that in order to do so Japan had to adopt certain Western military techniques and develop her armaments and defenses.

One of the few issues that might have given the opposition some traction a financial scandal at the country's National Kidney Foundation has been dealt with decisively: this week, criminal charges were laid against several of its former bosses.As Teo Chee Hean, a senior party figure (also the defence minister) puts it, Singaporeans are rational.

Kublai might well have been content to rule northern China and to leave the Song nominally in control of southern China, but the Song's detention and ill treatment of envoys he had sent convinced him that the declining regime in the south must be dealt with decisively.

"Mike clearly breached the disciplinary code of conduct we have in place and was dealt with decisively and properly," said Gatland.

The second is pre-emptive: what the company does to ensure any problems are spotted early and dealt with decisively (so they don't escalate into an emergency, if that can be helped).

In 1692 the Council of the Indies ordered that the Manche Ch'ol and the Mopan be dealt with decisively.

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