Sentence examples for its decisiveness from inspiring English sources

The rescue plan may have been imperfect (the banks requiring further injections of capital); the credit for it might properly belong to others too; it was uncharacteristic in its decisiveness and sweep; Mr Brown may bear some responsibility for the regulatory regime that failed in the first place.

The plan is to finish construction by 2019.It is not the verdict itself but its decisiveness that is surprising.

"Today's intervention decision was the signal to international financial markets that the European Central Bank is now showing its decisiveness".

These facts, combined with the primitive public-health practices of many medieval armies, the poor condition of road networks, and the poverty of an agricultural system that did not generate much of a surplus upon which armies could feed, meant limits on the tempo of war and in some measure on its decisiveness as well at least in Europe.

So while the Virgin Group has had a number of failures, such as Virgin Cola and Virgin Brides, the crash of Little Red hasn't affected the strength of the Virgin brand or its reputation, but rather enhanced its decisiveness and boldness.

Most exciting and startling in its decisiveness was the inspired hiring of the brilliant and creative Dawn Hudson from the independent film world to become the new working head of the Academy.

On the one hand, Greece has proved its unexceptionable decisiveness to put in order its messy fiscal affairs, and on the other the European partners have gradually formed a new perception of the debt crisis as a challenge which they should all together deal with in order to ensure the Euro zone's stability.

Its very decisiveness has created enemies who find it difficult to see beyond their enmity.

Very little screen time is devoted to that judicial battle, but its brisk decisiveness makes for an agonized contrast with the state of things today.

Directed by Michael Curtiz, Mildred Piercee" softened some of the Depression-era squalor that Cain wrote about, but it's still exciting for its almost prurient attention to class, sex, and money, its speed and decisiveness, and its general atmosphere of ruthless social circumstance.

The idea of a one day nationwide primary is appealing because of its simplicity and decisiveness, but it has several major drawbacks as well.