Sentence examples for when decisive from inspiring English sources

Setting rules will help you when decisive action is needed.

Understanding when decisive action is necessary and being bold enough to execute — that's how game changing moves become winning plays.

But his plans were thwarted by bad fortune: at the very moment when decisive action was required, he himself was deathly ill.

Even when decisive intervention is initiated from within the governance process, it is usually not initiated by a formal action of the full board.

Yet many Yemenis now doubt that anything substantial has changed and fear that the much-hailed "Yemen model" is enshrining a fragile stability at a time when decisive action is needed.

There is a prospect of a weak and potentially unstable alliance in power, just when decisive government is most needed to deal with a battered economy and a pervasive disillusionment with politicians that grew out of last year's parliamentary expenses scandal and seeped deep into the election campaign.

Crunch time is an important or critical time when a decisive or difficult decision has to be made.

(AIPAC sometimes asks congressional leaders to call the roll when a decisive victory seems likely).

When the decisive 216th vote went up on the electronic tally board in the House chamber, Democrats erupted in cheers and reprised the "Yes, we can!" chant from the Obama presidential campaign.

But it happened to Speaker Tip O'Neill in 1981, when a decisive bloc of conservative Southerners - so-called boll weevil Democrats - sided with President Ronald Reagan and Republicans on spending cuts.

Firstly, it has shown the way to reach an exact solution when two decisive points, say one saddle point and a pole or two saddle points in a wave integral are in proximity.