Sentence examples for decisive America from inspiring English sources
Mr Gonzalez, asked by the EU to help sort out the current problems of Kosovo, has been struggling to get a visa to enter the region at all.The contrast with a more decisive America, against which the EU likes to pace itself in economic terms, is still humiliating.
Mr. Gingrich said his strategy to keep his campaign alive was to use the momentum of a decisive Georgia victory in the next contests in Alabama, Kansas and Mississippi.
German influence was strong but not decisive; Germany's trade with the Ottomans still lagged behind that of Britain, France, and Austria, and its investments which included the Baghdad Railway between Istanbul and the Persian Gulf were smaller than those of France.
"The results of Oct. 23 will be decisive," France's finance minister, François Baroin, said at a news conference.
A landmark exception, of course, came in 2000, when the networks initially gave the decisive Florida vote to Al Gore.
That's what so annoyed the onetime "mastermind" Karl Rove when, on the night of the 2012 election, he refused to accept the arithmetic of the decisive Ohio vote.
Santorum badly needed a rebound after a decisive Illinois loss to Romney earlier in the week that moved party stalwarts to rally around the front-runner.
[C2.] China Trade Bill Edges Near Victory Opponents of a decisive China trade bill refused to admit defeat and vowed to step up their lobbying over the weekend.
Opponents of a decisive China trade bill refused to admit defeat today and vowed to step up their lobbying over the weekend.
During seven years there, Adams negotiated a treaty with Spain that acquired Florida for the United States, and helped to formulate the famous doctrine of hemispheric inviolability that wound up getting named for the much less decisive Monroe.
Moscow's radial character puts it at a slight disadvantage compared with cities laid out on a grid, like New York, but the disadvantage need not be decisive: Tokyo is also a radial city.
