Sentence examples for take a quick decision from inspiring English sources

"To take a quick decision under such pressure is very dangerous for the authorities, so they've taken a time out," he told the Guardian.

Over a supper of brill, roast beef, and lemon parfait, the leaders, not having to take a quick decision, seemed to chill a bit, taking the heat out of the increasingly intemperate exchanges that have marked the past few weeks.

Her refusal to take a quick decision bogged the process down in appeals and counter-appeals.In this section Primary colour The gap widens Today's pig is tomorrow's bacon All about a boy How green is Al Gore? 'Twixt Little Rock and a hard place Come you back to michi-sipi ReprintsHer dithering has been more than just a prejudice in favour of due process.

The Scottish government has urged UK ministers to take a quick decision on the issue in order to agree a uniform approach across the UK.

This time, the authorities took a quick decision to ask for help.Iran has asked donor countries to deposit funds with the UN's Department for Humanitarian Affairs in Geneva.

"I am angry because it is censorship, it is someone taking a quick decision on behalf of someone else and it is silly.

Former BBC Trust chair Patten also claimed the BBC had taken a quick decision to accept the deal offered by the Treasury rather than face a harsher offer from John Whittingdale's "ideological" Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

Toulouse conceded a penalty at a ruck 30 metres out but Danny Care opted to take a quick tap, a decision that was made to look questionable as Quins proceeded to concede a penalty themselves right in front of the visitors' posts.

Be clear on your decision, but if confusion occurs then take charge and make a quick decision.

Two of England's tries came from opposition mistakes and a third was down to Ben Youngs's decision to take a quick penalty when the Australian players around him expected a kick at goal with only four points separating the teams.

Make it an "eye catcher", since a visitor will notice it first, and often make a quick decision to take a closer look or move on.