(If Mayor Bloomberg and the NYPD sent officers beyond the boundaries of New York City to secretly spy on evangelical Christian students or Israeli students or students who own handguns the national backlash would be swift, brutal, and decisive. The revelation of secret spying on Muslim American students was mostly defended or ignored).
The survey found that more than 90percentt of districts in Ethiopia have trachoma at critical levels, a revelation that helped spur the government and its donors to taking more decisive action.
Given the fact that neither observation nor any other means of knowing (including revelation) gives a decisive proof for the existence or non-existence of a connection between a cause and its effect, we must suspend our judgment on this matter.
4 min The stage is set here for decisive clear‑the‑air talks after yesterday's newspaper revelations of drunken antics at a "Mad Midget Weekender" night at the Altitude bar in Queenstown.
Man as the image of God belongs, therefore, to the self-revelation of God in quite a decisive way.
Confidence that Russian interference did not have a decisive impact will also be strained by Trump's reaction to the CIA revelations.
His "IBM and the Holocaust" drops the bombshell of a revelation that the Nazis, in pursuing the destruction of European Jewry, were assisted in decisive ways by a leading American corporation.
Decisive intervention is particularly important now, since the work of the military commissions has been interrupted by revelations that Defense Department computers gained access to e-mail messages among the defense lawyers, and potentially with their clients.
A letter sent to him on her behalf said revelations in the review had been a "devastating blow" and added: "Nothing short of immediate and decisive action by you will begin to help build the trust needed to go forward".
It was a revelation to hear him tear into Bolt's dialogue and to preen his way through this short but decisive role.
