In brief, it calls for the use of force to be clearly synchronized with political ends and for force to be applied decisively.
Russia made clear from the outset that the "cessation" would not apply to its air strikes, which have decisively shifted the balance of power towards its ally President Bashar al-Assad since Moscow joined the conflict four months ago.
We must continue our efforts to be a more inclusive organization that attracts a diverse workforce able to apply their knowledge, skills and abilities and decisively act with speed, agility and creativity.
But some associate representatives are concerned that the ICC is not moving decisively enough on the Olympics, ahead of the deadline next year to apply for inclusion in the 2024 Games.
While the timing is a coincidence, it will be a chance for Mr. Greenspan to demonstrate that monetary policy can be applied more decisively than fiscal policy.
For the sake of freedom and security, it is time to apply the International Religious Freedom Act fully and the country designation process decisively.
American military doctrine has emphasised the use of overwhelming force, applied suddenly and decisively, to defeat the enemy.
Japonisme, the European fad for all things Japanese that took hold in the latter half of the 19th century, decisively influenced Western aesthetics in both the fine and applied arts.
Rather than try to decisively defend either side here, let us conclude by briefly surveying some of the more engaging applied issues related to the morality of immigration.
Since integer order differential conditions cannot decisively portray the exploratory and field estimation information, alternative tactic fractional order differential equation models are presently being widely applied [9, 10].
The patent, which Mr. Sadow applied for in 1970 and received in 1972, noted that people were dealing with luggage in a new way, as airplanes decisively replaced trains as the common mode of long-distance travel.
