The victory was decisive.
Solomon sees a real-life parallel in the recent U.S. presidential election, in which he says President George W. Bush's decisive leadership style and emphasis on patriotism played well with an electorate constantly reminded of the threat of terrorist attacks.
Yet Hot Tomato's has made this splendid many-windowed room its own, mostly through a stimulating menu that is thoroughly grounded in contemporary trends, with decisive Italian and Asian emphases.
The incident occurred in the first half with the games goalless at both Spurs and Newcastle - and Villas-Boas maintained it could have changed the emphasis of the decisive final day.
He was brought in at a time when the school was undergoing a decisive change of policy, shedding its original emphasis on handcraft.
If the emphasis is on making decisions about administering the intervention, Time 1 is more decisive, and then, it is measured at Time 1 and anchored at Time 2. If the emphasis is on making decisions about the outcome of the intervention (success, failure), Time 2 is more decisive, and then, it is measured at Time 2 and anchored at Time 1.
His critical stance on Socialist Realism with its emphasis on the didactic flattening of literature in the service of socialist tenets proved decisive in extinguishing that mode of writing from postwar Yugoslav letters.
Now a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Ms. Flournoy said the new formulation did "sound like it puts a greater emphasis on the 'high end' of conflict -- decisive defeat.
An extroverted performer who uses strong, decisive body language to illustrate lyrics (she frequently shakes her fist for emphasis), Ms. Carter has the beauty, confidence and charm of a thoroughbred.
The university's chancellor joined in the how-could-this-happen chorus, "Like everyone who reads it, I feel shocked and disappointed," and added for indignant emphasis, "When we find people who are accountable, we will take decisive action".
