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Delaware law has moved decisively to ensure predictable results that take into account market reality and the shifting composition of public-company equity holders.

"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.

In addition to the structural obstacles faced by third parties, Clinton has moved decisively to the left, said Lawrence Jacobs, a political scientist at the University of Minnesota.

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.

Ms. Berry said the Lycee Francais "has moved decisively to create a model educational facility that will meet the unique needs of the school and our diverse student body".

Fortunately, the pro-choice lawyers with their attorney general colleagues have moved decisively to block implementation until the courts can review the regulations.

Media images of abortion have moved decisively to the right since the early days after Roe was decided, when it was regarded as a vindication of the rights of women to control their own lives, and to leave the decision of whether and when to bear a child to a woman and her doctor.

Since then Russia has largely retreated into itself, Asia is developing a sophisticated substitute for the Monetary Fund we should have let them create in 1997, and Latin America has moved decisively at the polls to reject neoliberal globalization.

Given the run of strong economic data and business surveys since this spring, it is surely obvious that the economy has moved decisively from crisis to slump to some kind of recovery.

One explanation is that the world economy has moved decisively in favour of capital and away from labour, thanks perhaps to technology or to the vast addition to the workforce that has resulted from globalisation.