Sentence examples for decisive need from inspiring English sources
In the city it is not possible to pick out such a binding, decisive need, or, rather, there is a great number of highly diversified needs and they express inhomogeneous content and justification; not only, but they are needs that are not compelling like in the country, as each one is compatible with various alternatives, therefore with different models of urban organisation.
Being in touch with your feelings about images; decisive, you need to be able to make a decision.
Decisive changes need to be made.
We open at 9am, but the early hours from 6.30am to 9am are decisive: you need to make sure that the deliveries have arrived on time, the bakery is up and running, and the fruit and vegetables are fresh.
At critical moments that night, members of the crew hesitated and did not take the decisive steps needed.
For her part, Ms. Fiorina views the Compaq deal as a decisive step needed to secure Hewlett-Packard's future.
Politicians at all levels of local and national Government have failed to take the decisive actions needed to reduce pollution.
"Decisive action needed to be taken to make the other 15 actors onstage feel they were as important as Mr. Patinkin," Mr. Rudin said.
12.57pm BST Vicky Pryce: Decisive action needed to tackle eurozone crisis Photograph: PA Wire/PA Elsewhere in parliament, economist Vicky Pryce called for decisive action, including a bond-buying programme from the European Central Bank, when she appeared at a House of Lords committee today.
