Sentence examples for has to be decisive from inspiring English sources

A combined carrot and stick approach is needed and policy has to be decisive; deals that do not last lead to inaction due to the uncertainty they create.

We have to be decisive".

"The collision that you're talking about was unfortunate but you have to be decisive.

As soon as it was clear what had happened, I had to be decisive and removed them from my campaign.

We are encouraged to play what is in front of us, but we have to be decisive and disciplined against a side that thrives on mistakes.

He knew that if he remained in the café the situation would only worsen: "I had to be decisive and make a move, as Shackleton had done".

He had to be decisive.

Turner failed to direct his header on target from one of them, while Palace keeper Speroni had to be decisive with his handling when saving Ralls' early shot.

But great leaders have to be decisive, especially when they set out "red lines".

The issue of managing through a crisis is you have to be decisive even if you don't have perfect information.

"The market has to be the decisive arm of the economy, but government has to be stimulative and assistive".