Sentence examples for decisive declared from inspiring English sources

"Today will be decisive," declared a speaker on the stage, as opposition leaders urged those Ukrainians who are unhappy at their government's reluctance to move towards full EU membership to flock to the Maidan (the common name for the square).

"Today will be decisive," declared a presenter on the stage, as opposition leaders urged those Ukrainians who are unhappy at their government's reluctance to move towards full EU membership to flock to the Maidan.

Britain's entry into the Common Market will help Europe put an end to its "age-old conflicts" and will insure Britain a role in the continental economic-political combine which "would be important and could be decisive," he declared.

But Beverly caps the discussion with a decisive line — declaring that, as soon as she graduates, she'll move to New York — that emphasizes the difference between their pursuits.

Less than a day after the guard call-up, Operation Decisive Storm was declared over, and Operation Restore Hope started.

On the radio that evening, the rebels declared a decisive victory in the battle of Abou Goulem.

This year, the American Embassy and the American Chamber of Commerce rented out a hotel ballroom so that Chinese and foreign guests could watch live results of what members of the China media had declared "The Decisive Battle between the Donkey and the Elephant".

As Health and Human Services Secretary, Tommy Thompson took immediate and decisive action to declare a national health emergency and began moving medical personnel, supplies and support to New York City immediately following the attacks".

According to Thomas of Celano, this was the decisive moment for Francis, who declared, "This is what I wish; this is what I am seeking.

Mr. Christie declared that his decisive win should be a lesson for the nation's broken political system and his feuding party: In a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by over 700,000, Mr. Christie won a majority of the votes of women and Hispanics and made impressive inroads among younger voters and blacks — groups that Republicans nationally have struggled to attract.

The protesters had declared Sunday the decisive "V-Day" of what they termed a "people's coup".