Sentence examples for decisive in addressing from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Carlos Brito, the Anheuser-Busch chief executive, said the brewer would be "prompt, proactive and decisive" in addressing concerns by regulators.

Host adaptive immunity is decisive in addressing Leishmania infection towards ML or CL pathways.

But the time has come for decisive action, and I hope that 2013 will see the US become a world leader in addressing the imminent and real danger of catastrophic climate change.

The recent sharp increase in infections outside vulnerable groups, and in young women in particular, suggests that the coming years will be decisive for addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Ukraine.

Tesco said: "Moody's acknowledge we are taking decisive action to address the change in the retail sector and to position Tesco to lead in the new era of retail".

"President Mohamed Morsi needs to acknowledge the deep and longstanding problem of sectarian violence in Egypt and take decisive steps to address it before it escalates further," said Nadim Houry, deputy director for the North Africa and Middle East program at Human Rights Watch.

Barr said: "In this budget we take decisive steps to address coordination and communication issues to help our hardworking staff on the front line identify and prevent family violence.

Speed and altitude are considered by the authors of this article as less decisive parameters for the addressing of nodes in a VANET context, and will not be included in the proposed solution.

"Spain is taking decisive action to address the challenges to its public finances," Mr. Altafaj said.

Qantas released a response in which its chief financial officer, Gareth Evans, said the downgrade was not unexpected and underlined the importance of taking decisive action to address an extremely difficult operating environment.

Koonin tries to address these questions with some toy statistical models, yet I am very skeptical that toy probability calculations can prove decisive in that matter.