Such duplicated pledges make personal appeal decisive.
Al Gore's strategists, challenging George W. Bush's narrow lead, chose to demand a recount, where chads would be decisive, rather than appeal for a revote of the muddled election in Palm Beach County, home of the improperly designed butterfly ballot.
The nation's Prime Minister, Enele Sosene Sopoaga, is one of a number of leaders from some of the world's smallest and most vulnerable states to appeal for decisive action to tackle climate change at this year's UN Climate Change summit in Paris.
More significantly, even if the Governments of Malaysia and Singapore had believed these rules to be constitutional, this should not have been treated by the Court of Appeal as decisive as it is the courts' duty to independently determine whether the assumption is justified.
Late yesterday, this ongoing saga took a dramatic and possibly decisive turn, when an appeals court in Lago Agrio, Ecuador, upheld an $18 billion fine against Chevron — the largest judgment ever awarded in an environmental lawsuit.
But the agency's procedures prevent it from taking decisive action until the appeals process runs its course, and industry has become remarkably adept at prolonging legal challenges for months or years.
Late yesterday, this ongoing saga took a dramatic and possibly decisive turn, when an appeals court in Lago Agrio, Ecuador, upheld an $18 billion fine against Chevron the largest judgment ever awarded in an environmental lawsuit.
The barons were not militarily powerful enough to win a decisive victory, and instead appealed to Louis IX of France in 1263 1264 to arbitrate on their proposed reforms.
The authors also highlighted the appeals for decisive changes in the policies governing the development of antimicrobials.
Soldat, Midnight Interlude, Pants on Fire, Decisive Moment and Twice the Appeal all have victories over sloppy tracks.
