"The French have decided not to use decisive force and get boxed in and have told rebels not to go further," he said.
The regime has laboured for years to portray the Shah as a bloodthirsty tyrant who shot at peaceful demonstrators, yet at the same time it is also generally accepted that the Shah lost his throne because he blinked and failed to use decisive force early enough.
Lesson: use decisive force, be strong.
"You could call it efficient multilateralism — the recognition that if you link diplomacy, law, and force, you can achieve decisive results without using decisive force".
I have directed our military commanders to make every preparation to use decisive force if necessary to maintain order and to protect our troops.
Stubborn views are expressed with more excitement, and using decisive words like "anyone," "certain," and "nothing," and superlative adjectives like "worst" and "best".
Mr. Tanner, the security analyst, said that 11 years after the Tiananmen Square protests, security forces were ordered to handle protests cautiously, but that if rioting broke out, officers and paramilitary troops could use "decisive force" as long as senior local officials had given approval.
It did deliberately use decisive force to enhance regional deterrence and demonstrate that it had restored its military edge.
First, the Eagles traveled north Tuesday to tangle with Tustin, a possible playoff opponent that is the top-ranked team in CIF Southern Section Division 6. Estancia played close with Tustin for stretches, but the Tillers used a decisive second quarter to earn a 14-8 nonleague victory at home.
Both teams shot poorly from the field, but the host Longhorns used a decisive advantage at the free-throw line to pull it out.
We used the "decisive" threshold included on the user-friendly interface, which is equivalent to a 95% confidence interval.
