Again, the president was decisive, and deserves credit for making a decision that was fraught with peril, politically, militarily, and diplomatically.
She determined early on in the litigation to stop the Florida recount, and in the five-to-four decision that followed, her vote was decisive.
The man always tried to present himself as decisive, making the tough decisions that had to be made; he somehow turned "it's the right thing to do" into the catchphrase of his premiership, but Libya was the only real decision he ever made.
"I am comfortable that the Scottish Football League has made a very decisive decision".
She made a decisive decision.
Gaining nine votes will force reluctant permanent members like the US to take a decisive decision.
Experience shows that decisive decisions are often made during the foundation phase, so we think it's good to speak with experienced potential partners as early as possible".
John Kennedy's cool-headed, prudent, think-before-you-act approach to the Soviet challenge averted what would likely have been the calamitous results of the sort of quick, decisive decision-making and action that his military and many of his civilian advisers demanded.
Even though, I guess one could argue that every time a photographer presses the shutter it is a decisive moment or instance, in which they take a somewhat mysterious set of decisions that lead to making a picture.
I feel very honored to have shaken their hands, and to have thanked them on behalf of all of us, for their prescience and their prompt, decisive decision-making and plan of action that day.
