Sentence examples for decisive and strong from inspiring English sources

"Judging by his appointments to key positions in his administration, Trump wants to see America decisive and strong, but doesn't see any reason for a conflict with Russia," Pushkov tweeted after the news broke.

Mr Modi's defenders say that by picking the Gujarat chief minister as the man to lead the campaign, the party has bet on a man who promises decisive and strong leadership, espouses a brand of muscular nationalism, and appeals to the young and a wide swathe of India's booming and restless middle class.

"We took very decisive and strong action against them with the evidence that was brought to us".

Abe vowed to "pursue decisive and strong diplomacy" following his recent election win, and he has been careful to avoid any bellicose rhetoric or talk of military action, something that would raise alarm among the Japanese public. .

We used the same stringent criteria as in the global analyses, reporting both the median log10(PO) of ten independent BAYESCAN runs as well as the q values and the empirical P values, only accepting log10(PO) above 2.0 and 1.0 as decisive and strong evidence for selection (according to Jeffreys 1961) and empirical P values < 0.01 as significant.

We report both the median log10 values of the posterior odds (PO) as well as the q values and the empirical P values, only accepting log10(PO) above 2.0 and 1.0 as "decisive" and "strong" evidence for selection (according to Jeffreys 1961) and empirical P values < 0.01 as significant.

Mr Letta's primary goal is to push through political reforms – such as changes to Italy's voting system, which would deliver decisive results and strong governments.

If I had pocketed £10 for every time in the past 30 years I have heard a politician say our first-past-the-post system delivers decisive results and strong government, I would be a very rich man.

In conclusion, this work brings to the fore the felt need for a decisive leadership and strong institutions in evolving sustainable public transport solutions.

The problem is that on the one hand people criticise, and have been criticising, Jeremy for being weak, for taking too long on his reshuffles, taking a couple of days, and yet when he decides that he will do a reshuffle that he needs to do in order to fill vacancies and in order to reach out, people then criticise him for being too decisive and too strong".

For biogas, the choice of the time horizon in carbon footprint assessment is decisive and needs a strong justification.