Sentence examples for decisive say from inspiring English sources

But on the issue of the presidency, they are likely to push for a decisive say.

He would have the decisive say in running a country he wants to see abolished, our United Kingdom".

Benn wanted to boost the role of the Labour membership to give them a decisive say over Labour MPs on the grounds that grassroots activists were more representative.

"The market doesn't have to set a new record for this to be a plus, but it needs to be decisive, say 5 or 10percentt," he said.

"That's why the next Conservative government will end any additional billpayer subsidy for onshore wind and give local councils the decisive say on any new windfarms".

Alcatel's stake in Thales more than doubles from 9.5% to 21.6%, giving it a decisive say in any consolidation involving the business.

But no single factor is decisive, says Mr Damelin.

"Political stability is decisive," said Mr. Letta, who conducted the interview in English.

"This next 48 hours is going to be decisive," said MacArthur.

"I will be decisive," says Sutton of his approach to the match.

"The advertisements were, I think, decisive," said Ted G. Jelen, chairman of the political science department at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas.