Johnson is taking decisive steps to change the Jets' identity, and that starts with the owner, out front, signaling this new direction.
But when life is about power, when you live in a place where only violence is decisive enough to change your fate, revenge makes perfect sense.
The mayor and his corporation counsel have shown, to date, little interest in taking the decisive steps required to change the police culture that perpetrates the code.
In the same interview, he raised the possibility of Labour members playing a decisive role in whether to change policy on Trident.
We will hear some historians say that the influence exercised by the French president was decisive on this path to change.
Indeed, the Auslander bijections focus on parts of the category, namely the sets C [ → Y 〉, but the decisive feature is the possibility to change the focus by enlarging C (adding direct summands).
For the participants, existential uncertainty and certainty appeared to change life in a decisive way.
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.
As a result we are taking decisive action to fundamentally change the way we do business".
"Failure to take decisive action and change the UK's legislative position on qat would place the UK at serious risk of becoming a single, regional hub for the illegal onward trafficking [to northern Europe]," she told MPs.
