In this paper, we address this question by investigating a more general question concerning preferred labellings (which may be less decisive than stable labellings but are always guaranteed to exist), namely why a given preferred labelling may not be stable and thus undecided on some arguments.
But it appeared possible -- despite concerted allied efforts today to prevent this -- that Saddam Hussein was collapsing his most powerful defenses into the capital, Baghdad, where superior American firepower and technology will almost certainly be less decisive.
But these victories, won with the help of hundreds of air strikes by a US-led coaliturn, turn out to be less than decisive since Isis did not fight to the end in either place and withdrew in order to limit its losses.
While there would have been no civil-rights revolution without blacks dedicated to changing the social order, there is no reason not to celebrate others whose participation was less decisive, but who cheered from the sidelines while fashioning lives of quiet dignity.
Flynn was less decisive about Flowers, saying only: "We'll wait to see what happens tomorrow night".
In domestic affairs his influence was less decisive.
Mr. Raye is less decisive, saying in an interview, "There is a great sense among the people that this is not an ideal situation -- to go it alone".
Thus, 425 was less decisive than Thucydides sometimes suggests, perhaps because he was preoccupied with the activities of the Athenian Cleon.
The master of ceremonies was less decisive.
Although national polls show Clinton leading the field of potential Democratic presidential candidates, surveys in early voting states like New Hampshire and Iowa are less decisive.
