Sentence examples for decisive action that from inspiring English sources

The aim of the summit is to agree decisive action that will limit global warming to 2˚C, beyond which the consequences become increasingly devastating.

That sort of individual gives us the best chance of the prompt, decisive action that will be necessary to complete the S.E.C.'s unfinished business.

But as it turned out, convention officials had already taken the kind of decisive action that would have made Don Corleone proud: they made the list disappear.

Despite his depleted military and near-total diplomatic isolation, Assad continues to cling to power by bullying his neighbors and their allies away from decisive action that could bring an end to the conflict.

But with parliamentary elections scheduled for April 5 and presidential elections in July, it is considered unlikely here that Mrs. Megawati will take any decisive action that might anger Indonesia's Muslims.

"The lawless zone that now exists, with essentially no meaningful limits on political activity by 501(c)(4) groups, call for decisive action that is already long overdue," they wrote.

The prognosis for people near coastlines and waterways is particularly dire without decisive actions that capitalize on shared strengths such as ecosystems.

Right now their focus has to be on strengthening their overall banking system, taking a series of decisive actions that give people confidence that the banking system is solid, that capital requirements are being met, that stresses can be absorbed by the system.

"This accounting adjustment is consistent with the other decisive actions that we must take enabling Jaguar Land Rover to counter the multiple economic, geopolitical, technological and regulatory headwinds presently impacting the automotive industry," Speth said.

Even the largest battleships ever constructed, Japan's, which carried a main battery of nine 18-inch (46 cm) guns and were designed as a principal strategic weapon, were never given a chance to show their potential in the decisive battleship action that figured in Japanese pre-war planning.

Of course I understand the smart and probably accurate assessments that without a forceful end to the war like the one we engineered, millions of Japanese, British and Americans would have died and that our decisive action prevented that from happening.