Such confidence provided a stark contrast to the match itself, when both sides rarely showed the decisiveness to suggest a winner would come in normal time.
"We hear, even from people close to Putin, statements that emphasize authoritarianism, that emphasize decisiveness and that suggest that democracy can only be achieved far into the future," Mr. Gorbachev said.
It suggests success, urgency and decisiveness... Dublin, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, is design.
The experience, Bennett suggests, would have instilled in him initiative, decisiveness, willingness to take risks, and crucially empathy for those less well off.
Friends and admirers, though shocked, suggested that for a life characterised by intellectual rigour, decisiveness and determination his ultimate decision formed a natural finale.
However, the condition of distinguishability of edges suggests a potentially more sensitive measure of "partial" decisiveness: the probability of an edge being distinguished on a tree for a given pattern of taxon coverage, ∏ d.
Commentators should question whether Romney's career suggests that he possesses the qualifications of political integrity, compassion for all Americans, and decisiveness of command to be president and commander in chief.
One study suggests that this might be due to preconceptions about stereotypically "female" skills: when a company is in crisis, survey respondents seemed to believe that a talent for communication and the ability to encourage teamwork was more valuable than "male" abilities, like decisiveness and competitiveness.
Fraser-Sampson suggests that Cowdrey, who later tried to justify his role in events, may have inwardly supported D'Oliveira's inclusion, but spoken against it out of a lack of confidence and decisiveness.
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The former president valued decisiveness and once he made a decision rarely revisited it.
