Sentence examples for decisive terms from inspiring English sources

But his own MP, the Education Secretary Michael Gove, wrote an article for The Mail on Sunday calling for his colleagues to back the move "in decisive terms".

Mr Gething said he was "the only candidate on the ballot paper to support a People's Vote in clear decisive terms" but hoped that position would change.

Consequently, these countries need to take decisive action to ensure the sustainability of their public finances over the medium term.

Decisive in terms of where I want to go as a professional.

"The next week will be decisive in terms of what happens here.

"These Olympics will be decisive in terms of finalizing our transition to self-esteem," he said.

The number of seats each party wins will, in our parliamentary system, be decisive in terms of forming a government.

The news about the JF-17 aircraft is clearly a signal that Pakistan is shopping for alternatives to Washington, though the value of the deal may be more symbolic than decisive in terms of Pakistan's military capacity.

"We are about to enter a phase here which is likely to be decisive in terms of the political transformation of this country," he told Pentagon reporters in a video briefing from Iraq on Friday.

Riders on each team are given the same finishing time; Tuesday's time trial was not decisive in terms of the overall classification, but BMC's finish put Cadel Evans 23 seconds behind Chris Froome, the Sky captain, who is three seconds behind Gerrans.

These contests today may not be decisive in terms of settling the nomination, but they very much represent a mental hurdle in this race.