Sentence examples for decisive to avoid from inspiring English sources

This is why our first goal for the next two summits at the European level in October and December, will be the final application and complete delivery of the banking union that is decisive to avoid new crisis.

He warned of the short-term difficulties Brexit might create, and helped take decisive action to avoid those dangers.

Allan Border believes that Australia's batsmen are an embarrassment to their country and that the selectors need to take decisive action to avoid an Ashes whitewash.

"Governments need to take quick and decisive action to avoid the financial crisis becoming a fully-blown social crisis," the secretary general of the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, Ángel Gurría, said this week.

Aspirations can be a decisive 'mentalcapability' to avoid or to escape socio-economic traps such as poverty,unemployment, or social and economic exclusion.

VATICAN CITY, April 19 (Reuters) - Pope Francis, speaking after some 700 migrants were feared dead in the Mediterranean, on Sunday appealed to the international community to take swift and decisive action to avoid more tragedies.

One decisive approach is to avoid antibiotics if not indicated or not superior to symptomatic treatment.

In some of their earlier meetings, Federer said, he felt as if he had to avoid a decisive set because the pressure Murray applies can grind his opponent's game to dust.

"If a person experiences that there are uninteresting sides to my [the patient] story, you may want to avoid telling whatever is decisive to enable you to make a correct diagnosis according to conventional medicine".

Why was he unable to make the president and the Pentagon heed the tenets of the "Powell Doctrine" (which held that military commitments must be made with decisive force, a clear objective and popular support, to avoid another Vietnam)?

Elizabeth on the other hand, wanted him "to avoid at all costs any decisive action with the enemy".