Sentence examples for which are decisively from inspiring English sources

The GCF joins a cacophony of parallel climate support vehicles, including the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the Climate Investment Funds (CIF), the World Bank Group, the UN climate talks Adaptation Fund and another thirty five organizations listed as "UN partners on climate change," none of which are decisively tackling climate risks.

none of which are decisively falsifiable by recalcitrant experience.

For example, cell division-related processes, which are decisively important in the maintenance of vegetative growth and which influence replication, transcription, translation and cytoskeleton functions as well as sterol metabolism were inhibited under severe stress conditions in this study (Additional file 6: Table S6) as well as in other previous studies and in other fungi [ 7, 8, 36, 67, 68].

In evaluating political decisions, there is always an ex-ante view which is decisively distinct from the ex-post view.

Likewise, Swiss membership of the United Nations, which was decisively turned down in 1986, was approved in 2002 with a small majority.

NXT also beat Labor to be the second party in the seat of Baker, which was decisively returned to the Liberal Party.

The complicated condition of the European project, which was decisively shaped in the past by a string of French figures (from Jean Monnet to Jacques Delors), bears witness to this decline.

As Nicola has said on numerous occasions, she wants to see the back of a Tory government which is decisively rejected by the people of Scotland and unlike Labour, the SNP is the only party that had promised to lock David Cameron out of Downing Street".

In an attempt to break up the Whig gathering, Dunmore ordered an attack across the bridge, which was decisively repulsed.

Harith accompanied the Turgesh khagan Suluk in his invasion deep into Arab territory, which was decisively beaten back in the Battle of Kharistan in 737.

He went on to claim that all healthy human diets were starch based, and that virtually all ill health in the world had something to do with meat and dairy, which were thrown decisively under the bus.