The Lockerbie case was a decisive achievement.
The Gulf leaders have headed to Camp David carrying the achievements of Decisive Storm, the Arab military operation in Yemen, and of Restoring Hope, if Washington decides to be firm with Tehran over Yemen.
A negotiation with the guerrillas is a decisive step toward this achievement.
"Family background has the most decisive effect on student achievement, contributing to a large performance gap between children from economically disadvantaged families and those from middle class homes," Abbott writes, citing Murray's book Real Education in the footnote.
Its evaluation score is an important decisive indicator for students' academic achievement, and holds a large proportion in national high-stake entrance examination called Gaokao, which is regarded by Chinese people as vital for their children's future.
Yet, while as we have seen (section 3), Hume certainly saw it as part of the road to "true philosophy," he does not view Newton's achievement as a decisive advance in knowledge of nature but, instead, as decisive evidence for the claim that nature will remain unknowable in principle.
One does not have to accept Phillips's claim about the seminal significance of 1775 as the decisive year to appreciate his larger achievement.
Leaders should be inspiring and motivate employees to work better [ 43]; they should have a clear self-image based primarily on successful achievement of past goals; they should be decisive and committed to their work [ 44]; and they should use the transformational leadership style to significantly increase employee motivation [ 43, 45].
Charles Saatchi's achievement derives from an imperial character – single-minded, visionary, decisive, bold but also capricious, hot-tempered, hubristic, with a short attention span and a certain vulnerability, that emerges in turns as shyness and defensiveness.
