Sentence examples for decisive revision from inspiring English sources
The story of an actress on the verge of a nervous breakdown is also a decisive revision of Kierkegaard's "Crisis in the Life of an Actress".
This rather speaks against the idea that age should have a decisive influence on the increased revision rate in cases with this diagnosis.
But the existence of quick, decisive solution shows that only a mild revision of our prior beliefs was needed.
The mission in Iraq is providing a decisive push to changes under way in Japan, including the revision of its postwar, American-imposed Constitution, which renounces war, and the transformation of its Self-Defense Forces into a real military.
A large body of work was made with a self-invented technique involving drawing in pencil into grounds of wet paint; the method allowed no revision or correction, and demanded a quick, sure, and decisive hand.
Thomas Eigenthaler, chairman of the German Tax Union, welcomed revision of the "rudimentary, fragmentary" tax agreement between Germany and Singapore but said, "The decisive thing will be how it is actually implemented".
The Vote Leave campaign said the decisive role of the European parliament – plus the government's acknowledgment that it will not secure a revision of the Lisbon treaty before the referendum – meant the deal would amount to no more than an unsigned contract.
It can only be made on the ground of the discovery of some new fact calculated to exercise a decisive influence upon the Award and which was unknown to the Tribunal and to the party which demanded the revision at the time the discussion was closed.
