Sentence examples for decisively close from inspiring English sources
As we celebrate the legislation's anniversary, we remain hopeful that Congress will come together to protect our democracy, ensure the right to vote and decisively close the door to voter discrimination by restoring the power of the Voting Rights Act.
In all, the two-year war -- which has cost tens of thousands of lives -- seems decisively closer to an end.
Kobayashi, according to Mr. DeSantis, also stressed the importance of networking and acting decisively: " 'Closed mouths don't get fed,' he would say.
"I think the authors make quite a compelling case," said Dr. Witmer, of Ohio University, adding that the study decisively closes the case on whether the whiskers are feathers or collagen.
What's more, Epperson v. Arkansas (393 U.S. 97 [1968]) had decisively closed the door on state laws that prohibited teaching evolution in public schools.
He decisively closes the door and we see a glimpse of the old Don, as he lets out that familiar sigh and slowly lathers on shaving cream with the brush from his kids.
An accomplished NASA leader, he gained the respect of all constituencies by deferring to superior expertise in the room (but he also moved decisively to close off debate when he sensed the collective was ready for a decision).
An article by regional expert Christopher Green claims that Kim Jong-il's last instructions to his son included one to "move decisively to close [Kaesong] as soon as you see a chance".
All the same, the dramatic departure of the man who was both the pivot of their four-man attack and the wise-cracking heartbeat of the dressing-room marks decisively the closing of a cricketing chapter for this once all-conquering England side.
What they said: "The dramatic departure of the man who was both the pivot of their four-man attack and the wise-cracking heartbeat of the dressing room marks decisively the closing of a cricketing chapter for this once all-conquering England side".
