Sentence examples for make decisive interventions from inspiring English sources

Gerard Wallop, Viscount Lymington, used parliamentary questions to make decisive interventions against the possible admittance into Britain of refugees from Germany.

Finally, this analysis is underpowered to make decisive conclusions on the secondary end-points.

He made four  decisive interventions, but the one-handed save from Almen Abdi, whose shot nicked off Chris Smalling, was exceptional, as he saw  the ball very late and turned it round the post.

Samir Shah, former BBC non-executive director and chief executive of independent production company Juniper, said it was "time to make a decisive intervention".

Nobody else could make a decisive intervention though and the game went into extra time, with the atmosphere in the stadium heating up, even as the temperatures plummeted.

Vince Cable, their Treasury spokesman and deputy leader, is said to have made a decisive intervention at last night's meeting of the Lib Dem parliamentary party.

The ensembles collaborating with Sarband made decisive contributions as well.

That is what makes decisive falsification in economics so difficult.

The players closest to Brooks also made decisive contributions.

This research has made decisive contributions to the successful large-scale production of β-lactam antibiotics after World War II.

Earlier, replacement Ben Hunt made a decisive intervention after England dominated the opening 40 minutes.