Sentence examples for form of decisive from inspiring English sources
Financial historians warned that the bans in 2008 did not work and that such measures were often driven more by political concerns — the need to display some form of decisive action — than by proved market theories.
Analysts noted that some of the drivers of market sentiment in recent weeks — including economic data and the prospect for some form of decisive action in Europe — were uninspiring.
"There are times that I have suggested a level of ruthlessness, or a certain form of decisive action that might be jarring, because I feel that is the world in which this show exists, but there are times when we change something because we feel it is gratuitous.
He cannot do otherwise, because he faces a situation in which even inaction would be a form of decisive action, for it would guarantee that Sharon would either topple him directly or create the conditions for Hamas to finish the job.
Indeed, there is something of Marcello Mastroianni in Moravia's protagonists: they present an endless series of self-loathing, conflicted men who aspire to make art or take some form of decisive action, but who instead are thwarted and trapped by their own lack of nerve; often, they analyze their own failings with great lucidity, creating elaborate psychological monuments to their own passivity.
In truth, some elections are more important than others, and in Ireland on Friday the likelihood is the electorate will deliver an unprecedented verdict in the form of a decisive rejection of Fianna Fáil.
The public want a clear course of decisive action.
And yet Deutsche's stature may provide the decisive form of insurance.
"I prefer a more decisive form of government," he added.
They tried to appeal to upper-class audiences by emphasising royalist political and social ideals: monarchy is the natural form of government; patriarchal authority decisive in education and marriage; and patrilineality preeminent in inheritance and ownership of property.
By epistemic uncertainties in the context of energy models I mean a form of under-determinism or "not-knowability" of decisive influences on the energy system.
