Sentence examples for through decisive from inspiring English sources

After Brumaire the nation expected its new leader to achieve peace through decisive military victory.

These positive steps must be built upon through decisive action by national governments.

"In this respect, Britain's experience contains an invaluable lesson for all developed economies: it is possible to earn credibility and get ahead of the markets through decisive action".

Obama also said, Yet this is how wars end in the twenty-first century — not through signing ceremonies but through decisive blows against our adversaries, transitions to elected governments, security forces who take the lead and ultimately full responsibility.

Wars are not always won through decisive battles; they are often contests in which any action breaking an adversary's will to fight leads you one step closer to victory.

But he said it was only through "decisive action" to end violence and reform Palestinian governance "that we are going to be able to move ahead on a practical pathway to end occupation and this terrible conflict".

A discussion is necessary, as long as there is follow-through with decisive action.

Soon after, he "discover ed) that he (had) lost his faith" (through a gradual realisation that he had lost interest in religion, not through any decisive change of views).

Digital Advertising is half-way through a decisive transformation.

I asked Dallek whether he felt as if he were now living through another decisive turning point.

Both often remind donors that state executives also exert influence in Washington, partly through their decisive role in redrawing Congressional districts.