Sentence examples for not take decisive action from inspiring English sources

It will further weaken itself if it does not take decisive action into what happened in the Senate".

She told the meeting that people should show politicians how they felt by not voting for them if they did not take decisive action.

He did not take decisive action against White Sox players suspected of throwing games, but a subsequent investigation and confessions of guilt by three players in 1920 broke open the scandal.

Now police officials, local residents and analysts warn that if the government does not take decisive action, these dusty, impoverished fringes of Punjab could be the next areas facing the insurgency.

The coalition, which claims to represent organisations working in 19 Arab countries, sent a trenchant letter to the secretary general of the Arab League, Nabil Elarabi, saying it feared for the credibility of the League if it does not take decisive action.

With ministers on his right threatening to leave his government if he does not take decisive action against the Palestinians, and ministers on his left in utter disarray, Mr. Sharon has little political motivation to give Mr. Arafat a passing grade.

Environmental advocates express frustration that despite rising fuel prices and a cascade of dire reports on global climate change, policy makers have not taken decisive action.

At a session of the Academic Council, the faculty governance body, Brodhead was roundly assailed for not taking decisive action against the team, and one professor stood and urged him to confess publicly that Duke was a racist and misogynist institution.

It is a sentiment shared by Grigg who says it is "crazy" that ministers have still not taken decisive action to get the most polluting diesel vehicles off the road – even though they know the damage the vehicles are doing to the nation's health.

Yenku would likely have soon died if his father had not taken decisive action.

To the dismay of many, we as a country have not taken decisive action to prevent gun violence.