It has also been argued that U.S. bombing was decisive in delaying a Khmer Rouge victory.
Although the patient unfortunately died of acute heart failure due to IE, decisive diagnosis without delay was required for performing adequate treatment.
crisis was mishandled, "regulatory forbearance and liquidity support have been used to help insolvent financial institutions recover — only to have it become clear later that delaying decisive intervention increased the stress on the financial system and the economy".
It is concluded that although the problem is complex, the relative costs of competing technologies are not prohibitive, but comparable, leading to an inability to make a decisive choice and delaying progress.
The rapid impairment of tight-junction proteins within minutes after the onset of ischemia may not only be crucial for the development of a vasogenic edema, but may also contribute to the infiltration of inflammatory T-lymphocytes into the brain, as it has been shown to be of decisive importance for delayed post-ischemic brain inflammation [4].
"Year after year, decade after decade, we've chosen delay over decisive action," Obama said.
Unfortunately, so long as the European Union fails to take a decisive strategic decision on the place of Ukraine in its foreign policy priorities, there will be endless pretexts to delay bringing Ukraine closer.
Today is the decisive day".
By giving them too much voice, he has re-energized them, and he let his stimulus packaged get delayed just when decisive action was needed.
Justin Bowden, GMB national secretary for energy, said: "After years of procrastination, what is required is decisive action not dithering and more delay.
