Sentence examples for decisive in implementing from inspiring English sources

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the Syrian government "could have been more active and decisive" in implementing the plan, but that Mr Muallem had assured him Damascus was committed to it.

As noted in previous studies [ 21, 26] and in the indications of the Permanent Consultative Commission regarding the minimum legal requirements for assessing and managing the risks related to work-related stress, the direct participation of workers and/or their representatives is considered decisive in implementing this type of intervention.

"The government promises to take decisive action in implementing the agreements you reached," Mr. Yusuf said.

Bin Laden's death may mark a decisive moment in implementing that vision.

There is evidence that some elements relating to the process and content of an intervention may have a decisive role in implementing it by facilitating or hindering the effectiveness of the results.

Though playing a decisive part in designing them, public authorities then lose control to private players, in particular real estate developers, who play a key role in implementing them.

The social aspects will, however, be decisive for implementing innovative energy systems based on renewable resources.

In the war's aftermath, Gibraltar took decisive steps towards implementing civilian self-governance over most issues of public policy.

"Leaders that did not take decisive action to implement internal controls were held accountable," he said.

The level chosen by the decisive voter is implemented for all voters.

This uncritical stance may have played a decisive role in Northumberland's decision to implement Edward's succession device, as it did in his attitude towards Mary when she had become Queen.