Sentence examples for decisive approach from inspiring English sources

Ms. Butcher's decisive approach to postcareer planning is the exception.

Among them were Kenneth Tynan, and directors Jonathan Miller and Michael Blakemore, but it was Peter Hall, then at the Royal Opera House, who received the decisive approach.

"This decisive approach to program implementation, which should be supported by a more comprehensive European plan, offers the best prospect to overcome market doubts".

Many are comfortable with her ideas on a performance-based funding system that is less severe than Blake's money-for-medals strategy, and find her decisive approach refreshing in an organization that has long been a victim of inertia.

Once the system is trained, detection phase is initiated in which a fuzzy decisive approach is used to detect anomalies on the basis of input data and distance functions computed in the previous phase.

In a sign that Iranian authorities would take a more measured yet still decisive approach to possible disturbances, last Thursday, Tehran's chief prosecutor said the judiciary would prosecute those who "disturb public order" by closing the bazaar or engaging in speculation.

Rather than suggesting a decisive new approach or finding common solutions, the leaders appear to be increasingly at odds.

"We feel encouraged by this decisive regulatory approach," said Willy De Greef, the secretary general for a group representing the biotech industry, EuropaBio.

Gul has told visiting Congressional delegations that Iran's nuclear weapons aspirations are the single most important problem facing Europe and the Middle East, and he has emphasized the need for a united and decisive international approach.

An impatient Blair preferred the decisive, Atlanticist approach of MI6 to the Foreign Office view that invading Iraq would upset the balance of power in the Middle East, with Britain losing its independent status and derided as a mere satellite of the US.

A decisive moment approaches.