Sentence examples for decisively called from inspiring English sources

After the polls closed at 10pm, Peter Kellner, president of YouGov, decisively called the result for the no campaign, saying he was 99% certain that Scots had voted against independence.

The funny thing is that it was the Europeans who acted decisively, called together by Sarkozy in France.

Governors of the neighboring states where similar protests took place acted decisively, calling out the militia to hunt down the ringleaders after the first such protests.

More decisively, it called upon "maecenases," a denomination describing companies willing to make donations to the institution, 90percentt of which can be knocked off their annual taxation.

Attorney L Chris Stewart, who came to North Charleston a day after the shooting to represent the family, said the video forced authorities to act quickly and decisively, and he called the person who made the video a hero.

Now that it has been decisively shown that calling Bill Clinton "the first black president" was just a silly metaphor -- and it has also been determined that calling Barack Obama 'not black enough' was equally silly -- the real racial dynamics of the Democratic race are beginning to emerge.

President Eisenhower acted decisively to remove what he called 'a blot upon the fair name and high honor of our nation.' Public education, and the opportunity it creates, are still worth fighting for.

We only know that we may be called to act decisively for the good.

On Easter Day hope decisively overcame fear and Christians are called to be witnesses to the hope that is found only in Jesus Christ".

In a floundering performance full of slip-ups and confused answers, Yanukovych called on Russia to act decisively, saying he was "surprised" by Putin's restraint.

Among the 44percentt of Virginia voters who called themselves moderates, McAuliffe won decisively, 56percentto34percentcent.