Sentence examples for decisively ordered from inspiring English sources

On September 4 Joffre, convinced by Gallieni's arguments, decisively ordered his whole left wing to turn about from their retreat and to begin a general offensive against the Germans' exposed right flank on September 6.

Without consulting the French or asking permission from his government, Gort immediately and decisively ordered the British 5th and 50th Infantry Divisions to plug the gap and abandon any offensive operations further south.

H.R.C. decisively orders a shag cut, but Carville warns that it will be politically not pretty.

This time the governor acted decisively and ordered that the soldier responsible should be beheaded in front of his accusers, temporarily restoring the calm.

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.

Labour insist Mr Miliband has moved swiftly and decisively to order an inquiry into Falkirk within hours of allegations being raised, but senior figures have called for the report into the affair to be published and warned it risks damaging the party.

"I have asked our partners to contribute decisively in order to give Greece a safe harbour.

That task must be approached "decisively, in order to deserve, one day, to live as free men, which is to say, as men who refuse both to exercise and to submit to terror".

The government, the current or the next, will need to act decisively in order to ensure that we do not fail our children, young people or our growth businesses.

Whatever it takes, we must quickly and decisively restore order in Iraq.

He needs to adopt the above approaches quickly and act decisively in order to blow past his powerful antagonists, domestic and foreign, and bring jobs home.