Sentence examples for decisive objective from inspiring English sources

Lacking a decisive objective or directing ideology, Alloro's practice parades these founding modernistic national elements into an amusing low-tech salad of dysfunctional glitch.

Systematic development of a novel product begins with the derivation of decisive objectives and product functions from the demands on the product.

Among them, air feeding conditions are really decisive if the objective function is the maximization of the heat recovered from flue gases.

Hispanics are in desperate need of a voice on the national stage that is objective, decisive and is able to translate the needs of Latinos in America to debate and negotiate with key policy makers, academics and business leaders.

He was a true leader: Bright, understanding, compassionate, objective and decisive, he will be sorely missed.

Why was he unable to make the president and the Pentagon heed the tenets of the "Powell Doctrine" (which held that military commitments must be made with decisive force, a clear objective and popular support, to avoid another Vietnam)?

As Powell is well aware, the war on terrorism strains his ideal of clear objectives and decisive commitments.

The Russians avoided Napoleon's objective of a decisive engagement and instead retreated deeper into Russia.

Rundstedt accepted Manstein's plan calling for the concentration of the majority of the army group's armoured units into Walther von Reichenau's 10th Army, with the objective of a decisive breakthrough which would lead to the encirclement of Polish forces west of the River Vistula.

You will need to be objective, but also decisive.

But Ze'ev Schiff, the highly respected doyen of Israeli military commentators, and author of the definitive history of the 1982 war, put it bluntly: "Israel is far from a decisive victory and its main objectives have not been achieved".