Sentence examples for the decisiveness needed from inspiring English sources

One explanation is that he seems to represent German voters' own divided sentiments: he is at once a member of Mr Kohl's reassuringly conservative party and an embodiment of Christian Democratic values, while having the decisiveness needed to carry out the reforms that Germans in their hearts know the country needs.

Former CIA Director Michael Hayden expressed discomfort on Wednesday about Trump's ability to muster the "speed and decisiveness" needed to determine whether to use nuclear weapons.

Prudence is the rule, until it comes time to act and decisiveness is needed.

Together these conditions give (respectively) upper and lower bounds on the number of loci needed for decisiveness relative to a single (unknown) tree.

Tsipras, whose Syriza party was elected on a platform of rejecting austerity and throwing off the yoke of the reviled "troika" – the International Monetary Fund, the European cUnion and the European Central Bank – insisted on Wednesday that an agreement was imminent, which, "will be positive for the Greek economy", and "calm and decisiveness" were now needed.

Moreover, at this rate of taxon coverage on average, by Theorem 2, the number of randomly sampled loci needed for decisiveness for the true tree is bounded by 12 - 25 loci for 12 taxa, and even if resolution among trees were dismal (say one branch only out of 9 internal branches) we would have bounds of 127 and 246 loci.

Just to watch the decisiveness with which Ms. Generosa steps onto point is a delight.

Still, the decisiveness of Toscanini's stance in the thirties commands respect.

Another telling factor was the decisiveness of Bradman's footwork.

"He certainly has the vision and we believe the strength and the decisiveness," Jubeir continued.

Startled by the decisiveness of this news, I shivered and gave Hadley a big hug.