"Since the beginning of the current parliamentary term the Agriculture Committee has been calling for more decisive interventions on numerous agricultural markets, particularly on the dairy one.
JERUSALEM — President Obama's position on Syria — punish President Bashar al-Assad for using chemical weapons without seeking to force him from power — has been called "half-pregnant" by critics at home and abroad who prefer a more decisive American intervention to end Syria's civil war.
They are pleading for a more decisive Western intervention.
"Parliament's Agriculture committee has been for months now calling for more decisive and targeted interventions on agricultural markets, including on the dairy and meat one.
Alan Gordon had been thrown on for extra time to give the Galaxy a more physical presence up front, but it was Mullins who looked more like making a decisive intervention.
If the emphasis is on making decisions about administering the intervention, Time 1 is more decisive, and then, it is measured at Time 1 and anchored at Time 2. If the emphasis is on making decisions about the outcome of the intervention (success, failure), Time 2 is more decisive, and then, it is measured at Time 2 and anchored at Time 1.
That one will be a little more popular in the USA than his last decisive intervention.
Because of its poor leadership and fragmented bases of support, however, the rebellion failed to translate its early military successes into effective political power; even more important in turning the tide against the insurgents was decisive intervention by European mercenaries, who helped the central government regain control over rebel-held areas.
The course of PAO2/FiO2 seems to be more decisive for the prognosis of patients with an evolving RF than the course after supportive interventions such as RT or PP.
He called for "much stronger, much more decisive" sanctions, saying that "time is running out" and "everything must be done to avoid" international military intervention.
