Sentence examples for decisive to make from inspiring English sources

But banks are central to our system, and we need to do something more decisive to make sure banks too are strong enough, because they're going to have to -- the economy is going to depend on the credit they provide.

Don't be decisive solely to make a quick decision.

Theresa May's new government must now take decisive action to make sure that workers do not pay the price for the decision to leave the European Union.

To force anyone into marriage against their will is simply wrong and that is why we have taken decisive action to make it illegal".

"The solution is clear: set an ambitious long-term goal for reducing carbon pollution, and take decisive action to make it happen".

For now Bellerín seems to have it all: poise, craft, the athleticism and intelligence to cover his own mistakes and real creativity going forward, as he showed with two decisive surges to make Arsenal's winning goals.

Let me lay out the main ones that I took away from Professor Gino's book and another one to be published in March on the same subject, "Decisive: How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work" (Crown Business), by Chip Heath, a professor at the Graduate School of Business at Stanford, and his brother, Dan Heath, a senior fellow at the Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship at Duke.

We should have responded faster, communicated more sensitively, and taken more decisive action to make sure she felt safe and secure.

"I have repeatedly said we need swift and decisive change to make the improvements that are so desperately needed to ensure the highest quality care for patients.

Mr. Koizumi also whetted Japan's appetite for more decisive leaders unafraid to make tough choices.

We open at 9am, but the early hours from 6.30am to 9am are decisive: you need to make sure that the deliveries have arrived on time, the bakery is up and running, and the fruit and vegetables are fresh.