Sentence examples for make concrete decisions from inspiring English sources
When you make concrete decisions to correct something, it needs to come from the top, from the president..
Even as China has moved further away from the rule of law, it has continued to make concrete decisions that serve its future, by investing in infrastructure, supporting science and research, and by fighting climate change measures, it must be noted, that America's paralyzed politics have been unable to sustain of late.
The United States will be prepared to make concrete historic decisions with its allies to advance NATO enlargement.
Studying budget decisions enables researchers to make concrete comparisons between budget allocations and policy objectives.
I believe we have to make some concrete decisions here.
Before you make any concrete decisions, talk to an experienced contractor (or several) and get an estimate for your project so you can determine what the best decision for you is.
But Labor appears to have made few concrete decisions about how to implement the leader's promises.
Educated Woman, Postdoc Edition, Chapter 4: Baby Steps 27 April 2007 Micella hasn't made any concrete decisions yet, but she has taken some baby steps that have made life a little more tolerable.
German energy companies — Veba, for example — need to hold some reserves until Germany's red-green governing coalition makes some concrete decisions on when and how to dismantle Germany's nuclear power plants.
Some suggested this was a tactic to buy time before making any concrete decisions.
