Sentence examples for taking a clear decision from inspiring English sources
Labour's amendment last night was designed to fill that void, to set out a process for taking a clear decision on military action, on evidence.
While Axa & co sulk, the rest of the world should applaud Johansson and colleagues for taking a clear decision on what's best for their company and displaying coolness under fire.
If more topics are decided on a eurozone basis, in time, the UK will have to acknowledge that it left without people taking a clear decision.
"This government survived because the army took a clear decision that it will stay away from politics.
"So while every government must choose how to spend the money it has available, every penny of which is hard-earned by taxpayers, this government has taken a clear decision to invest in our security and safeguard our prosperity".
According to a UAE foreign office record of the meeting, seen by the Guardian, Mubarak told Jenkins that "the UK will need to consider the political implications when three of its most important allies in the region (Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE) have taken a clear decision regarding the MBs".
For each tissue, the expression value can be one of present (staining corresponding to the expression of the gene is clearly visible), absent (if no gene expression occurs in the investigated tissue), ambiguous (the annotator cannot take a clear decision from the image whether or not tissue expression is present) or no data (if no images have been taken).
I need a clear decision here.
"You as the jumping player have made a clear decision - you're taking the contest miles up in the air when you don't really need to.
a "clear decision" needed to be taken and he stands by "those people whose job it was to take decisions on team selection".
