Being a nurse in the ICU requires extensive clinical knowledge as well as great skill in making stressful decisions and acting decisively while maintaining close working relationships with team members and other hospital staff.
The choice of tasks to be entrusted to the ECB will ensure rigorous, high-quality, and equal prudential supervision of eurozone banks, thereby contributing decisively to maintaining confidence between the banks – and thus increasing financial stability throughout the eurozone.
He is a technocrat, not a party hack, and as such, he lacks the loyalty of the Congress Party's hard men and number crunchers who would allow him to wield the power to act decisively while maintaining party loyalty.
In a lawsuit Crews later filed against Venit and William Morris Endeavour, the agency maintained that it "decisively addressed and punished the conduct Mr. Crews alleges that Mr. Venit engaged in".
The results of the Lapland expedition showed decisively that Earth was flattened at the poles, as Newton had maintained.
Although the Viet Cong managed to avoid becoming decisively engaged, around 90 were killed and five captured, as the Australians maintained their blocking positions.
Even so, detailed exit analysis has revealed that angels have robust rates of "home run" (5x or more) investments, while maintaining a decisively lower level of risk.[xiv], [xv].
The flood of product information to them, the ease with which they can sort through it and the potential they have for uniting with other Internet users all combine to shift the balance of market power decisively toward the consumer, he maintains.
That specter is so frightening, it just might be possible to stave off — if Iraq's neighbors and the United States can recognize, and decisively act on, their shared interest in maintaining Iraq's stability and territorial integrity.
In his very last work, completed only days before his death, al-Ghazâlî discusses whether God creates "through the mediation" (bi-wâsita) of his creations or not, and maintains that the matter cannot be settled decisively (al-Ghazâlî 1985, 68 69).
