Sentence examples for decisive public from inspiring English sources

It hoped that its referendum would sway this debate by delivering a decisive public rejection of change.

After the troubled man of 47 walked into a Baptist church and opened fire on its young congregation this week, it was soon clear that the latest in a series of multiple killings in the United States would provoke no decisive public clamour for new firearm laws.

The list will go to a decisive public vote on the Music Walk of Fame website in May.

US experts attribute North Korea's threats to Pyongyang's aspiration to create a decisive public image for the 30-year-old leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un.

He made a decisive and public break with Bush's diminutive Dirty Harry personality and that administration's "clash of civilizations" rhetoric by acknowledging the existence of Muslims as valuable partners necessary in traversing the fragile and volatile terrain known as the global "war on terror".

However, other criteria than the selected ones might be more decisive for public health.

The particulars of the reported conversation with the Lions may prove decisive in swaying public opinion.

"I am hoping the IAAF is decisive, swift and public in the way it handles it.

Decisive powers over public services should be transferred at once to elected local government.

Lacking genuine political competition, with no possibility of decisive electoral victories, public administration in newly pacified nations is often a mess.Lebanon is a prime example.

Does she feel any guilt about the fact that companies such as Serco made their decisive breakthrough into public services when Labour was in power?