Sentence examples for decisiveness to from inspiring English sources

The leader has to have the confidence and the decisiveness to make uncomfortable decisions, but at the end of the day they're also at the mercy of the people around them.

Folk, whom George Bernard Shaw once said, "fight with a rope round [their] neck" and are therefore outside the circumstances of normal life and have already entered another realm in which the supreme decision, to live or die, has brought a type of decisiveness to their lives.

A prosecutor requires decisiveness to do his job well.

But it's possible for decisiveness to be a bad thing.

"We have to have a strong commitment and decisiveness to move forward," he said.

School administrators too often lack the courage and decisiveness to run the show.

McCain is referring to a web ad narrated by former President Bill Clinton touting Obama's decisiveness in the decision to move forward with the bin Laden raid.

Former CIA Director Michael Hayden expressed discomfort on Wednesday about Trump's ability to muster the "speed and decisiveness" needed to determine whether to use nuclear weapons.

The need for decisiveness - to spend or to cut - means the lumbering luxury of state independence will go.

They subsequently handed the reins over to Engetécnica, previously a subcontractor at the venue and this commendable decisiveness appears to have borne fruit even if a cacophony of nocturnal drilling noises could be heard emanating from the building less than 24 hours before the first race was due to commence.

(Mission accomplished!) Like lots of conservatives, McGurn insists he misses the "decisive" Bush, while quietly ignoring the fact that Bush's decisiveness led to a $1 trillion dollar-plus war that claimed the lives of approximately 4,500 Americans, more than 100,000 Iraqis, and helped wipe out America's budget surplus.