Sentence examples for took a quick decision from inspiring English sources
This time, the authorities took a quick decision to ask for help.Iran has asked donor countries to deposit funds with the UN's Department for Humanitarian Affairs in Geneva.
"To take a quick decision under such pressure is very dangerous for the authorities, so they've taken a time out," he told the Guardian.
"I am angry because it is censorship, it is someone taking a quick decision on behalf of someone else and it is silly.
Over a supper of brill, roast beef, and lemon parfait, the leaders, not having to take a quick decision, seemed to chill a bit, taking the heat out of the increasingly intemperate exchanges that have marked the past few weeks.
Former BBC Trust chair Patten also claimed the BBC had taken a quick decision to accept the deal offered by the Treasury rather than face a harsher offer from John Whittingdale's "ideological" Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
Her refusal to take a quick decision bogged the process down in appeals and counter-appeals.In this section Primary colour The gap widens Today's pig is tomorrow's bacon All about a boy How green is Al Gore? 'Twixt Little Rock and a hard place Come you back to michi-sipi ReprintsHer dithering has been more than just a prejudice in favour of due process.
The Scottish government has urged UK ministers to take a quick decision on the issue in order to agree a uniform approach across the UK.
Be clear on your decision, but if confusion occurs then take charge and make a quick decision.
Make it an "eye catcher", since a visitor will notice it first, and often make a quick decision to take a closer look or move on.
As the leader of the organization, you can take all the information in and make a quick decision.
