Sentence examples for dealing decisively from inspiring English sources

Hiroshi Mitsuzuka, Japan's finance minister, has talked of dealing "decisively" with the situation.

He said: "This is the latest example of extremist terror and we have to fight it with everything we have: whether that is taking the poison out of young minds here in Britain, whether it is working with intelligence, policing and security services in other countries around the world, dealing decisively in the areas of the world from which these problems come.

On Friday morning, no sooner had Secretary of State Colin L. Powell finished a brief discourse about dealing decisively with "rogue regimes," than Javier Solana, the secretary general of the council of the European Union and the former secretary general of NATO, told him that his allies do not just want consultation.

Dealing decisively and quickly with a financial panic is fine.

John Apter, chairman of Hampshire Police Federation, said: "It's good to see that the police and crime commissioner is grasping this mettle and dealing decisively with this long-running saga.

"We have to fight it with everything we have: whether that is taking the poison out of young minds here in Britain, whether it is working with intelligence, policing and security services in other countries around the world, dealing decisively in the areas of the world from which these problems come," he added.

The worst-case scenario is that the euroskeptics within her party feel strengthened after this result, and this makes her even more reluctant to deal decisively with key decisions that affect Greece and the eurozone as a whole".

Dryden said the N.H.L. must overcome whatever reluctance remains and deal decisively with its concussion problem.

(c) It should be directed towards setting in motion a train of events that would progressively enhance the American ability to deal decisively with Castro.

In 2004 any Democratic opponent of George Bush will make much of unemployment, tax cuts for the rich and the failure to deal decisively with corporate wrong-doing.

"We took our time" in responding to avoid an explosive backlash, he said, but then dealt "decisively" with the small, violent element among the demonstrators.