Sentence examples for taking definitive action from inspiring English sources

We should not be halfway committed to justice, prosecutorial discretion and taking definitive action.

Veterans of the three-and-a-half-year bank crisis in Ireland say that the hardest part is accepting how bad things really are, then taking definitive action.

Morrison hopes that global leaders aren't fretting away the time like they did from February to August 2014 before taking definitive action.

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This means taking definitive actions that comprehensively address the company's problems and that bid to turn the tide once and for all rather than to settle for a series of "baby steps," each of which isn't quite ambitious enough to make a decisive difference.

Following the deaths at Glacier, the Craigheads criticized the Park Service for failing to take definitive action.

As a former teacher in the New York City school system, I know how reluctant school officials often are to take definitive action in such circumstances.

But as in the case of Mr. Velella, he was been forced to take definitive action or at least answer a litany of questions, at times with irritation, to quell a barrage of criticism.

The Food and Drug Administration also issued warning letters to 10 marketers of the workout boosters, but critics charge that the agency has been slow to take definitive action against the products.

I agree with Chester Crocker, Scott Lasensky and Samuel Lewis ("An American jolt for the Middle East," Views, Nov. 24): It is time for the United States to take definitive action to energize the Middle East peace talks by setting out clearly the broad lines of an agreement.

If you can't conjure any empathy over gun violence, then get out of public office, because so many of us who do vote are sick and tired of your procrastination, refusing to take definitive action to make our surroundings and social venues safe.