Sentence examples similar to decisive judgements from inspiring English sources

Should the latter be recommended, another Fifa committee – this time the Bureau of the Council, chaired by Gianni Infantino – will be convened as swiftly as possible (normally within a matter of days) to pass the decisive judgement.

Thus there could be no gap between forming the decisive judgement that one ought to do X and an effective impulse to do X.

The debate about the greatest player of all time is always guaranteed to spark passionate discussion, but on nights like this it is simply a pleasure to witness the work of a genius without having to make a decisive judgement.

"Is decisive" is a judgement of a person (we all make decisions all the time and I suspect "is decisive" is not culturally neutral).

He said he expects the authorities to be as decisive in their judgement on the fans of offending clubs as they were on Suarez, who has also been dealt a £40,000 fine.

Finally, we investigated whether individuals in the propranolol group were more decisive in their judgement of moral acceptability.

In 5 cases the third reader's judgement was decisive.

"These false claims, totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts, were addressed at length during last year's campaign, and the American people voiced their judgement by delivering a decisive victory," the statement read.

But being a decisive executive doesn't always require hair-trigger judgements, especially on complex issues.

It seems more likely that an increase in aversion to harming caused the deontological response to strongly dominate decision-making, leading both to an increase in deontological judgement and to faster and more decisive responses.

The judgement of a cardiologist was taken as decisive in those cases in which disagreement persisted between the coding physicians.