Rather than stay at NBC, Letterman did something decisive and unexpected.
Either Jerry Yang Jerry Yang does something decisive and clear, or some company takes a big strategic stake as a first step toward control.
Let's focus more intently on players' decision-making and challenge them to do something decisive in a short space of time.
Today boards are often chided by shareholder activists as Yahoo!'s board was by Dan Loeb, an outspoken hedge-fund manager creating a temptation to do something decisive.During the past decade the average tenure of chief executives has fallen to 6.6 years from 8.1 years, according to a recent study by Booz & Co, a consultancy.
This is something that a few hundred American peace activists could do something decisive about.
Brody, energized now, enters into Scott's passion with the mixed fascination and fear of a man who may be throwing his life away but is happy to be doing something decisive at last.
Everybody pretty much knows what's going on with the Bush tax cuts, and have since before the election, when the Democrats punted on doing something decisive about it because they were convinced they'd already set the matter up as a "winning issue" for the midterm elections.
Some people — lots of them, but still very few, in terms of their over-all percentage — are leaving the country for good, emigrating, and great for them, but not everyone can do something so decisive and bold, or put together the kind of money that one would need to make that happen, not by a long shot.
But it keeps the farmers happy and allows the government to be seen to be doing something: something decisive and muscular and visible.
But banks are central to our system, and we need to do something more decisive to make sure banks too are strong enough, because they're going to have to -- the economy is going to depend on the credit they provide.
