Peng's forces were pushed back to the border of Inner Mongolia, but finally managed to decisively defeat Hu's forces in August, in the Battle of Shajiadian, saving Mao and other members from the Central committee from being taken prisoner.
Dr. Gerges said that in the coming months, it will be crucial for Dr. Assad to build "a coalition of like-minded lieutenants who fully support him, as well as to manage wisely and decisively rivalry among the elite that might spin out of control".
The early success of Flower's methods has embedded this notion that to manage properly is to intervene decisively in all areas.
"Our hope is that stem cell and gene-based therapeutics will enable Stanford Medicine to not just manage illness but cure it decisively and keep people healthy over a lifetime". The center plans to tap the rich vein of stem cell and gene therapy research underway at Stanford.
But fundamentally, U.S. policy seems to be to "manage" the genocide rather than to act decisively to stop it.
Although the Viet Cong managed to avoid becoming decisively engaged, around 90 were killed and five captured, as the Australians maintained their blocking positions.
He decisively defeated a reasonably formidable opponent in John McCain and, along with his family, who by dint of race have had no margin for error, he would manage to get through eight years without a hint of personal scandal.
This small cult of fanatical tax-cutters managed, despite having been proven decisively wrong time after time, to get an iron grip on the ideological machinery of the conservative movement.
On the few occasions the party has won decisively, we have managed to draw support from large numbers who had never voted Labour before, or a long time previously.
While England international Ford managed to pull one back, he decisively went on to miss his next two kicks, while Leroy Houston was also denied a try by the television match official.
