Sentence examples for decisiveness on the from inspiring English sources

Holly Burkhalter, vice-president of government relations and advocacy at International Justice Mission said: "This year has been especially notable because of the bravery of the decision to downgrade China and Russia and the report showing strong leadership and decisiveness on the rankings of several other countries, especially when we had heard that Tip was likely to show a softer line this year.

Lack of decisiveness on the part of the coup leaders led to more and more support for the Russian president; even some soldiers and tank units turned to defend the parliament building, and some top military officers sided with Yeltsin.

Ms. Gillard made no mention of climate change on Monday, an omission that did not go unnoticed by the Greens party, which is drawing extra support from Labor voters irritated by their party's perceived lack of decisiveness on the issue.

But if he remains genial and soft-spoken in conversation, the key to his continued evolution from perceived draft bust to genuine offensive threat at the N.B.A. level is his increased decisiveness on the court.

All of these factors require courage and decisiveness on the part of the Israeli and Palestinian leadership, and active facilitation on the part of the relevant representatives of the international community.

There were so many giant and legitimate reasons to consider procreating or not, but I was missing the moral compass and decisiveness on the matter that many of my hetero counterparts have had their entire lives to fathom.

He slows play down in a manner that evokes late-era Van Nistelrooy and has reduced the decisiveness, especially on the counter-attack, that defines United at their best.

The decisiveness of the Lakers' victories has already begun to set Los Angeles fans' sights past Games 3 and 4 in Phoenix, and on toward their nemesis Boston, which opened the Eastern Conference finals by winning the first two games in Orlando.

"Our armed forces will continue this process with the same determination just as we continue with the same decisiveness on political and diplomatic levels".

Is the inability of our leaders to act with decisiveness on a matter of global significance in the absence of a major crisis the fatal flaw of our current society?

Decisiveness on big issues, or in the teeth of opposition, makes a leader seem resolute, far-sighted and above the narrow world of party politics, as Margaret Thatcher showed; so, to a lesser extent, did Tony Blair.