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Confident that such distortions and ignorance will prevail, Khartoum has moved decisively onto the military offensive.

The public climate has moved decisively against their current stance too.

"Mr. Cruz's success shows that the center of the state party has moved decisively to the right," said James Henson, a political scientist at University of Texas.

But over the past decade the EU has moved decisively into new and much more sensitive areas foreign policy, fiscal and monetary policy, immigration.

After the trauma of the Bo Xilai affair, Xi has moved decisively to strengthen central party power and his own position.

He has not disputed the notion that his age is a legitimate concern for some voters, and his campaign has moved decisively to deal with it.

This map from the Cai paper shows the patterns of population gains and losses in the state: The fastest growing counties have moved decisively in a Democratic direction.

His prize exhibit here is the Lisbon summit of March 2000, after which he boasted that the EU had moved decisively from the mainland's "old social model" towards a less regulated and more open economy.Really?

Niasse has been scouted by a host of Premier League clubs but Everton have moved decisively, agreeing the fee with Lokomotiv, and it would be a surprise if the deal were to fall apart now.

Miller replied: "Ultimately, the only organisation that can restore the public's trust in the BBC is the BBC itself," adding that the organisation had moved decisively in recent days.

In contrast, by turning away from show trials and from the persecution of even the worst of their past regimes' miscreants, new democracies like Spain and South Africa showed that they had moved decisively beyond a politics of hate and revenge.