Sentence examples for with decisive steps from inspiring English sources
The St Petersburg summit could have built on the progress made at the G8 in June, with decisive steps to stop tax evaders hiding behind shell companies.
The euro zone is already in the room with that elephant; unless some decisive steps are quickly taken, the rest of the world will soon be joining it.
Dr. Agnes Abuom from the Anglican Church of Kenya who is the Moderator of the WCC Central Committee and one of the signatories of the WCC statement claims: "We encourage the heads of state meeting at the UN to join with all people to take decisive steps to reverse climate change.
Merkel could have taken decisive steps to deal with the colossal communal debt in the form of eurobonds.
Not unusual for this most inveterate dealmaker and most restless of media moguls, except that his business has taken decisive steps to deal with the biggest crisis of its recent history, the News of the World phone-hacking scandal – and Murdoch is also divorcing his third wife, Wendi Deng.
Intravacuolar interactions of positively selected immature T lymphocytes with all these tissue-restricted peptides are decisive steps for establishing self-tolerance.
Equally importantly, her time with the band saw her take her first decisive steps as a songwriter.
Johnson is taking decisive steps to change the Jets' identity, and that starts with the owner, out front, signaling this new direction.
Others ponder whether the move was made to curry favor with the West, which has been pressing the government to take some decisive steps toward democracy.
Drawing comparisons with emerging economies, and citing authorities as diverse as Adam Smith and Jonathan Edwards, Friedman argues for decisive steps to limit budget deficits and for investment in programs that support broad-based growth.
But party officials say he has now associated himself with the hard-line position of some elements in the army that favors taking decisive steps to stop the drift toward independence in Taiwan.
