Sentence examples for decisively including from inspiring English sources

U.S. officials, concerned about the potential for financial and economic contagion, have on numerous occasions pressed Europeans to act more decisively, including this month when top policy makers met in Washington for annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank.

It said: "Shortly after a claim came to light about the conduct of Mr Bird with regard to candidate selection, Ukip took action swiftly and decisively, including steps involving external human resources consultants, as well as following due process and the party's constitution to the letter.

In a statement, UKIP said: "Shortly after a claim came to light about the conduct of Mr Bird with regard to candidate selection, the UK Independence Party took action swiftly and decisively, including steps involving external human resources consultants, as well as following due process and the party's constitution to the letter".

In this article, it is proposed that human behavior – both normal and pathological – can be, and needs to be, studied along the lines proposed by Tinbergen, which decisively includes an evolutionary perspective.

There may have been a lot of cigar smoke, but at least kingmakers like Mark Hanna of Ohio and Roscoe Conkling of New York and James Michael Curley of Boston could act decisively and order people -- including presidential candidates and even presidents -- around.

Moscow hopes a peace deal will cement its role as a regional and global power that intervened in Syria decisively while the rebels' backers, including the US, dithered.

Both MMPs and TIMPs are involved in tissue remodeling and decisively regulate tumor cell progression including tumor angiogenesis.

He ran again in 1985 under the umbrella of the Civic Committee Plan for National Advancement, a coalition of parties including the PDCG, and decisively won.

Aside from the history of science (see above), Cassirer also decisively influenced intellectual historians more generally, including, notably, the eminent intellectual and cultural historian Peter Gay and the distinguished art historian Erwin Panofsky (see, e.g., [Gay 1977], [Panofsky 1939]).

Heads of rogue states, including Iran and North Korea, have been taught decisively that the best protection against a pre-emptive American strike is to acquire nuclear weapons themselves.

Tambuwal added that the military and government, including the legislature, must "act swiftly and decisively in the protection of the citizenry".