The American electorate may harbor an ambivalent attitude towards the former governor of Massachusetts, but the reaction to his European vacation from folks across the big pond could only be described as decisively derisive.
Ratners jewellery chain has admitted for the first time that its business was decisively wounded when former chairman Gerald Ratner described one of its products as "total crap".
They are referred to as Gettier cases because, in his 1963 paper "Is Justified True belief Knowledge", Edmund Gettier described two cases that decisively refute the analyses of knowledge as justified true belief.
In the HER2 group, the positive HER2 status was decisively independent of the HR status as described in previous studies [ 26].
One reason, as an earlier section of this report has described, was the failure to deal decisively with the bad loans clogging its banks, which propped up inefficient "zombie" companies rather than forcing them into liquidation.
In AS the Argentinian man of the match described his goal which turned the match decisively Barcelona's way.
Kennedy, a long-time champion of healthcare who is often described as "the Lion of Winter", spoke decisively: "This time we will not fail".
Even before the Detroit attack, American officials complained privately about what they described as Britain's failure to act decisively against Islamic extremists who pose a threat to the United States.
For these reasons, we considered that the vaccination against Hib contributed decisively to the overall decrease of BM in small children described above, and undoubtedly the development of such vaccines has been one of the most important events in the history of the prevention and control of infectious diseases in paediatrics [ 1, 20].
In the interviews, party leaders described the Democratic nomination battle as hardly decided, even after Mr. Kerry decisively defeated Dr. Dean here and in Iowa.
