Sentence examples for decisive policy from inspiring English sources

He also talked of decisive policy measures to combat deflation.

The problem for politicians making a decisive policy intervention on the basis of uncertain scientific knowledge is a real one.

The notion that an American president should observe political convulsions unfolding somewhere and not offer an opinion or propose a decisive policy gradually became unimaginable.

Indeed, despite his consistently lagging polling and fundraising numbers, Edwards has arguably been the decisive policy influence inside the Democratic party.

But in a nod to critics, the joint statement said the government would also promote "all possible decisive policy actions for reforming the economic structure" and establish "a sustainable fiscal structure".

The data is "another warning that the euro zone economy is sinking further into recession," Jonathan Loynes, chief European economist at Capital Economics, wrote in an analysis, adding that the results dashed hopes that the European Central Bank's pledge on Sept. 6 "to take more decisive policy action might have improved sentiment towards the broader economy".

The need for decisive policies has come again.

"Decisive policies must be urgently put in place to stop the euro area sovereign debt crisis from spreading and to put weakening global activity back on track," it said.

He said: "Yes we have our differences, we tend to thrash them out round the cabinet table in a proper way and we've arrived at good and decisive policies for the country.

In fact, Aquino is credited more for resisting negative things associated with public officials, i.e. corruption, megalomania, and arm-twisting shenanigans, than undertaking the decisive policies promised since his election in 2010.

His priority is to produce a conference which looks decisive on policy and has individual style.