Sentence examples for the decisive push from inspiring English sources

Problem: The combination of a computer-based patient record and a decision-support system (DSS) may give physicians the decisive push they need to accept such systems.

The Bulldogs supplied the decisive push, edging the Tigers by 0.77 seconds.

The decisive push for change in malaria programs has come from the White House.

By Clinton's account, the decisive push came from, of all unlikely people, a high-school basketball player named Sofia Totti.

The decisive push began in 1990 when Lisa Olson '80, a U.S. Justice Department lawyer and former Princeton golfer, sent a letter to then-president Harold Shapiro *64, asking why women's golf — a competitive club since 1977 — hadn't earned the chance to be a varsity team.

Oxford led by two-thirds of a length past Chiswick Steps but just before the river began to turn into Cambridge's favour the Dark Blues produced the decisive push.

Why the final, decisive push this morning?

The United manager, Louis van Gaal, however, was never 100% sold on Pedro and his dallying allowed Chelsea to close the deal with a decisive push.

"Quite often," says Mr Dethomas, "I would give the official briefing in French, and then I would have to give a second briefing in my office in English".The rise of English as the EU's dominant working language was given a decisive push by the Union's last expansion, in 1995, when Austria, Finland and Sweden joined the club.

Yet that may be the smaller price to pay if the result could be a decisive push toward a more consolidated European military industry and a clearer European security strategy.

Given the ferocity of the Russian defense, everyone was aware that such a move would cost the lives of thousands of Guardsmen, but it was thought that the presence of this prestigious unit would bolster the morale of the entire army for a final decisive push.