Sentence examples for was to be decisive from inspiring English sources

The speech was to be decisive, it was to lay out the where, what, why and how long this almost decade long occupation would be fought and, allegedly, won.

The key is to be decisive.

Bombing alone will not break the will of Isis to hold its ground in Iraq, and it must be joined on the ground by the Iraqi military if it is to be decisive.

Replies repeat the earlier move of insisting that if the objection were to be decisive, then many seemingly respectable accounts would also have to fall by the wayside.

The disappointing part was the way City's defenders meekly allowed Guerrero the time and space to score what was to be the decisive goal.

Kane had another shot saved by Buffon late on but there was to be no decisive late contribution from either Italy or England.

And the right way to make America better for everyone is to be bold and decisive, to unite instead of divide.

If the booming illegal trade in Central and South American wildlife is to be curbed, dramatic and decisive action must be taken.

Ideological differences need to take a back seat if decisive action is to be taken.

In order to evaluate these different RE alternatives a multi-criteria analysis is performed using a number of criteria that are likely to be decisive in implementation decisions.

"This body may not in law be the decision maker but in practice its influence is likely to be decisive," he said.