Sentence examples for decisive aid from inspiring English sources

A year ago Mr. Greenspan gave the new Bush administration decisive aid in its push for a large tax cut.

The Partisan Chairman: In the first days of the Bush administration, as we've seen, Greenspan gave decisive aid and comfort to the new president, urging Congress to cut taxes in order to prevent excessive budget surpluses.

Another baffling aspect of this announcement is the fact that direct arming of the rebels won't include "decisive" aid.

Moreover, the long Confederate coastline of 3,500 miles (5,600 km) seemed to defy blockade, and the Confederate president, Jefferson Davis, hoped to receive decisive foreign aid and intervention.

He plays Wolverine, who divides his days between hirsute solitude and bursts of decisive activity, aided by garden shears that sprout from his hands at moments of high emotion.

An early, large-scale, decisive mobilisation of aid to prevent famine was in the immediate interest of neither side.

The Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond has called for decisive action and aid from the international community to stop the Ebola epidemic in west Africa spiralling further out of control.

The key aspect of Sachs's recommendation is to be found in the words "major, historic, and decisive retooling," as a condition for aid.

Still, she praised the world's central banks for taking decisive action to ease financial conditions and aid the global recovery in recent months.

Humanitarian aid may seem neither aggressive nor decisive, but it spares lives, eases suffering and allows the rebuilding process to begin before all becomes scorched to the ground.

Ismāʿīl checked the reconquest ambitions of Alfonso XI who in 1340, with the aid of the Portuguese, won a decisive victory over the Maghribian army of Abū al-Ḥasan at the Battle of the Salado.