However, Kris Hopkins, a Conservative housing minister, said the government already had "strong measures to protect families against the threat of homelessness and acted decisively to introduce a more accurate assessment of previously hidden rough sleeping".
"Government must focus less on how to measure poverty and act decisively to introduce robust mechanisms for ensuring that progress in the fight against child poverty is swift and permanent".
D.J. Opperman continued the experimentation with the Afrikaans language in his poetry, and he introduced decisively South African racial themes into his work.
And in the 1970s, when he introduced figures in his "Rag Man Series" and "Ethnic Heritage Group," African art decisively entered the picture.
Chelsea's manager spotted the danger signs and introduced Cesc Fabregas, Eden Hazard and Willian in the last 20 minutes - but momentum had swung decisively to Bradford and the damage was done.
One factor that decisively marks the end of the early period is the representation of European or (in the north of the continent) Indonesian cultural elements, such as ships and introduced animals.
And how surprised will they be if a year from now Apple introduces a new, cheaper and decisively better iPad?
A bill to introduce such a scheme in Switzerland was, however, decisively rejected by a plebiscite in 1900.
A man who swallowed hard, decided he'd be damned if he was going to introduce himself to Langer's demons any time soon and hit his ball decisively into the cup.
Mark Hoban, minister for Employment, said: "Where our audits identify any drop in quality, we act decisively … It's vital we continue to improve the service to claimants, which is why we are introducing new providers to increase capacity".
