Sentence examples for decisively address from inspiring English sources

However, Washington can also decisively address some potential geopolitical and geo-economic perils.

What should have happened at the G-8 — and what must happen at the G-20 next month — is a coordinated global response that will help Europe decisively address the two elements of the crisis that are being ignored.

It would do well to apologise for its inadequate and blustering denials of the depth of Britain's literacy crisis as well, and start coming up with some plans that would decisively address this baleful problem".

His refusal to decisively address the epidemic - and discipline Church officials who protected predator priests - was exacerbated when he became Pope.

But I admit that the Davos vote reflects a shift in public opinion that's increasingly putting more pressure on governments and businesses to decisively address the consequences of human-induced climate change.

Here, we explore possible mechanisms whereby HERVs may cause disease and examine the evidence that either has been or should be obtained in order to decisively address the pathogenic potential of HERVs.

But the letter once again showed the difficulties facing Benedict, as a problem that he felt he had already decisively addressed appears to be intensifying, with hundreds of new allegations of sexual abuse surfacing.

If this urgent global challenge is to be decisively addressed, the CCAB should be based in Washington, D.C. (just like the World Bank and the IMF) with a private sector subsidiary (just like the International Finance Corporation, a World Bank unit) based in Beijing.

In a lawsuit Crews later filed against Venit and William Morris Endeavour, the agency maintained that it "decisively addressed and punished the conduct Mr. Crews alleges that Mr. Venit engaged in".

"Taxpayers who need help are not getting it, and tax compliance is likely to suffer over the longer term if these problems are not quickly and decisively addressed," Olson said.

"This review shows the Government is acting swiftly and decisively to address the failings of Libor and put right what went wrong.