One last lineout secured and driven quite decisively, whereupon Naulia Dawai touched down to much euphoria.
Third, and most decisively for me, the divestment campaign is driven by a single and simple climate change narrative in which global bads are linked to global temperature.
Of the European states, Doyle is most interested in Britain and France because they had vibrant public opinions that could have driven their governments to intervene decisively in the American conflict.
To enhance economic stability or reputational advantage, trustees often feel driven to act quickly and decisively.
On the racetrack, the checkered flag goes to the car that's driven to its limits and maneuvered decisively in the moment.
Both terrorist networks and ideologically driven paramilitary groups are extremely difficult to defeat decisively.
The end of Batman #680, the previous instalment, found him decisively beaten: cut off from his allies, betrayed by his lover, and driven into a kind of savage fugue state by hypnotic manipulation.
The last Muslim forces had been driven from Spain in 1492; the Ottoman advance through Eastern Europe had been decisively halted at the gates of Vienna in 1683.
Richard Lloyd, executive director of the consumer group Which?, who chaired the nuisance calls taskforce, said: "This company has driven a coach and horses through cold calling rules and it's good the ICO has acted decisively.
But the prime minister's spokesman said the price increase was driven in large part by international factors, highlighting the weakness in Miliband's argument that a prime minister could intervene so decisively in the market.
But the pace of the crisis has driven events, and fissures in places as far-flung as Iceland, which suffered a wholesale collapse of its banks, persuaded officials to act far more decisively than they had previously.
