Sentence examples for decisive measures for from inspiring English sources

Rouvier fell from power (March 1906) over questions arising from the government's decisive measures for the separation of church and state.

We directed a declaration to be made to the six nations in general that if they did not take the most decisive measures for the preservation of neutrality we would never cease waging war with them while one was to be found on the face of the earth.

In the light of climate change and increased awareness about sustainability, one can utilize planning as a tool to integrate 'aspirations for growth' as a decisive measure for the planning of cities and analyse it utilizing existing mechanisms for planning without suggesting drastic overhaul of the existing system.

10, 11 One of the most decisive measure of accuracy for a classification test is then the area under the ROC curve (ROC-AUC).

Historically, the decisive measure of success or failure for Bertelsmann's companies has been a formula that some of its American executives call the holy grail but in German is rendered gesamtkapitalrendite -- the return on assets, or on total capital employed.

Party organizations around the country have begun issuing similar law-and-order statements, calling for "decisive measures" to contain unrest.

After the army clashed with Beijing citizens who were trying to prevent the troops reaching the square, Mr Li called for "decisive measures to put down this counter-revolutionary riot".

The chief of the Soviet intelligence and security police agency renewed his call for "decisive measures" to contain ethnic violence, saying the country "will not escape upheavals with more serious and painful consequences". "Warnings are sounded that if we take decisive measures today to restore order, this will mean we wittingly agree to spill blood," he said.

Suffering investors will argue for more decisive measures.

There has been plenty of time for prompt and decisive measures, the employment of which would have prevented this disaster.

President Bush telephoned the general on Saturday to ask for "additional strong and decisive measures," a White House spokesman said.