Sentence examples for taken decisive steps from inspiring English sources

Merkel could have taken decisive steps to deal with the colossal communal debt in the form of eurobonds.

Montenegro has already taken decisive steps to separate itself from Serbia, including adopting the euro as legal tender.

After losing tens of billions of dollars in the last decade because of a series of economic shocks and high oil prices, the airlines have all taken decisive steps to improve their financial health.

Legal status and new birth certificates, if necessary, would be given to Britons who can demonstrate to a panel of doctors and lawyers that they have taken "decisive steps" to live permanently in their acquired sex.

IN nearly two years as the leader of 1.4 million Roman Catholics on Long Island, Bishop William F. Murphy of the Diocese of Rockville Centre says he has taken decisive steps to ferret out and report priests who have sexually abused children.

Not unusual for this most inveterate dealmaker and most restless of media moguls, except that his business has taken decisive steps to deal with the biggest crisis of its recent history, the News of the World phone-hacking scandal – and Murdoch is also divorcing his third wife, Wendi Deng.

"We will continue to watch currency market moves and take decisive steps if necessary, including intervention".

Russia must still take decisive steps to combat corruption and achieve reform.

"I have repeatedly said that we would take decisive steps against speculative moves in the market," Mr. Azumi said.

Johnson is taking decisive steps to change the Jets' identity, and that starts with the owner, out front, signaling this new direction.

The Antiquarian Booksellers Association of Great Britainn has been taking decisive steps to end book rings at book auctions as they have been receiving unfavorable publicity lately.