Sentence examples for given the decisive from inspiring English sources

The government launched a "rapid review" led by Lord Strathclyde of how MPs can be given the "decisive role" over key financial decisions on Tuesday, following the government's Lords defeat the previous day over plans to cut tax credits.

A review of how MPs can be given the "decisive role" over key financial decisions has been set up following the government's Lords defeat over plans to cut tax credits.

Brazilian class told and, although lucky to be given the decisive penalty, they had signalled their intentions.

He also said councils in England and Wales would be given the "decisive say" on new onshore wind farms from 2015.

Given the decisive role of KIR variability in modulating the human NK cell response during infection, pregnancy and allogeneic transplantation, it became essential that the structures of the common KIR haplotypes be unambiguously defined.

Given the decisive role of neurogenin-3 in islet development, the mechanisms that control its expression in the developing pancreas thereby control the generation of islet cells.

A landmark exception, of course, came in 2000, when the networks initially gave the decisive Florida vote to Al Gore.

Lou Dobbs lied but nobody died because something really is right with the world where Congressman Bart Stupak -- the of the anti-abortion Stupak Amendment -- gives the decisive speech in support of the bill in the halls of Congress.

It also affects the morale of their forces". The MI-8 and MI-24 armored assault helicopters, in use for the last year, have given the Sandinistas decisive advantages in rapid deployment and firepower.

A blistering forehand return off a thunderous Janowicz serve seemed to have given Murray the decisive breakthrough at 4-3 in the second set.

This is particularly true given the need for decisive policy change, or even the introduction of a new development path, which is asserted within the sustainability agenda.