Sentence examples for more decisive approach from inspiring English sources

After the 2006 coup the military backed government, however, took a much more decisive approach than in earlier situations to diversify political alliances more deliberately and goal-oriented.

"The decision for the Chinese government to intensively announce these projects over the past two days signals a significant change in its policy stance from the incremental and reactive approach to a more decisive and proactive approach," Mr. Zhang said Friday in a research note.

In a sign that Iranian authorities would take a more measured yet still decisive approach to possible disturbances, last Thursday, Tehran's chief prosecutor said the judiciary would prosecute those who "disturb public order" by closing the bazaar or engaging in speculation.

It is time for us to return to Paris: We cannot rule out the possibility that we have just witnessed one of those events that Nietzsche said arrive on the feet of a dove but that sometimes are all the more decisive for their quiet approach--and we want to deliver the news without delay.

As part of a vigorous defense of her policies in the House of Commons debate on Mr. Kinnock's no-confidence motion this afternoon, Mrs. Thatcher warned that the time was "fast approaching" for "more decisive action" against Iraq.

Our results indicate that education is more decisive than income for patients' realized access.

More decisive, however, will be the speed with which the Internet approach to computing that Oracle preaches takes off.

"This decisive approach to program implementation, which should be supported by a more comprehensive European plan, offers the best prospect to overcome market doubts".

This approach requires the explicit identification of a time point as more decisive.

Gur states "selection of a specific analysis approach could affect the study conclusion" [ 21], noting problems with extrapolation, "when observers tend to be more decisive".

Just two days later came a more decisive test.