Sentence examples for decisive to arrest from inspiring English sources

Fourth and finally, policy action should be swift and decisive to arrest the negative feedback loops arising during a financial crisis.

With such different narratives, it is hard to see how the deep political commitment to preserving the euro zone, and even a growing awareness of the economic catastrophe that might follow a break-up, can generate decisive action to arrest the crisis.

Parties to the Paris Agreement committed to take decisive action to arrest global warming and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to respect, promote and consider their obligations on gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls when addressing climate change.

Decisive action was taken to arrest the decline...Half way through...the group is on course to deliver on [its] specific targets.

At a moment when his own interests argue for a crackdown, international pressure could be decisive in getting him to arrest those who plan and carry out terror attacks against Israel.

And the moment a target takes a decisive step forward, crossing the line from aspirational to operational, the FBI swoops in to arrest him.

The Bank of England has taken a decisive step to restore confidence in the banking system.The "special liquidity scheme" launched this week puts Britain's central bank at the forefront of international attempts to arrest the financial crisis.

Nobody came to arrest me.

Officers arrived to arrest him.

This is what is decisive to me today".

What evidence seemed decisive to the ancient Greeks?