Sentence examples for decisively committing from inspiring English sources

Once battle was joined, Eisenhower acted decisively, committing the two armored divisions in the 12th Army Group's reserve over Bradley's objection, along with his own meager reserves, two airborne divisions.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — The leader of the powerful Lebanese militant group Hezbollah decisively committed his followers on Saturday to an all-out battle in Syria to defeat the rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad.

By this time, I had more or less decisively committed to smoking pot as a bi-hourly activity, and though I lacked the commitment to better myself as a video game player, I spent hours sitting on the couch watching people play who had a knack for negotiating the nuances of the PlayStation controller.

To end the relationship decisively, he committed to making Regine despise him.

She urged the government to act "swiftly and decisively" to commit to the system to help reduce the danger young drivers posed to themselves and others.

Yet the contradictions accumulating in American strategy — committing to Maliki but not committing to him; allying with Syria and Iran but not allying with them; arming the Sunni rebels in Syria but not arming them decisively — do require more of an accounting than just, "Forget it, Jake; it's the Middle East".

Yet the contradictions accumulating in American strategy committing to Maliki but not committing to him; allying with Syria and Iran but not allying with them; arming the Sunni rebels in Syria but not arming them decisively do require more of an accounting than just, "Forget it, Jake; it's the Middle East".

"I am committed to responding decisively, and as forcefully as necessary," the Boston Fed's Rosengren said, "to ensure that long-term inflation expectations remain stable and that food and energy prices are not passing through to other prices".

We are committed to upholding the commitments our country has made and activing decisively to confront the climate crisis".

If anyone comes to London intending to commit criminal acts, we will act quickly, robustly and decisively".

Clinton's Syria strategy represents a belief shared by many foreign policy experts that failing to act more decisively to facilitate the ouster of Syrian President Bashar Assad has allowed the Syrian regime to commit atrocities and enabled extremist militants to flourish in the country.