Decisively

A. B. Stoddard: “A new standard-bearer is required to decisively beat Trump next year.

And while US and ROK forces could probably defeat DPRK in under a month and do so decisively, the threat of China entering such a war has to be give great weight.

Apart from sporadic and isolated disturbances such as Odi, Shagamu and Zaki Biam which were decisively put down with a level of ferocity that offended the human rights community, threats to national security were few and far between.

At the onset of this turmoil, we acted decisively to tap various source to enhance our liquidity position engaged with stakeholders through measured, but impactful financial updates and maintained normal business operations.

Before I break out the champagne, () is going to have to successfully and decisively clear the $7.70-$7.75 level.

Carlo Morelli, co-president of Dundee UCU, told Socialist Worker that in his branch, “Members voted to start a marking and assessment boycott decisively.

Decisively, this nexus serves to obscure the deadly veto power which the clandestine state exercises over democracy.

Diarra showed against Preston on Boxing Day that on his day, his ability on the ball can decisively change games in Town’s favour.

Governments around the world should act decisively.

He did not mention the name of the ‘expected’ disease but urged all and sundry to be “ready to answer decisively, collectively and equitably when the pandemic comes knocking”.

He noted that the state government would deal decisively or sanction any filling station not dispensing its allocation and selling above the stipulated approved pump prices of petrol in the state.

His elite instincts allow him to play decisively and expands his range.

Including the exercise in the list of the IRGC Navy's annual preparation programs, Rear Admiral Tangsiri said that trans-regional powers are well aware of the preparations of the IRGC Navy forces to decisively confront any threat.

In his address, the pope blamed capitalist greed for the failure to act more decisively to prevent climate change.

It is not clear where Ukraine will try to decisively punch through, but any success will rely on newly formed, western-equipped brigades that are not yet deployed.

Mr Sunak said he would 'make no apology for acting decisively in the face of new information' in relation to schools, adding the government is doing 'everything it can to fix this quickly and minimise the disruption to children's education'.

Ms Badenoch was quoted this week by the Daily Express as follows in the context of the India trade deal and the effect of Brexit more generally: “Those voices of doom have been proved decisively wrong.

Not only must Putin be out of power for true peace to be achieved, but so too must Russia be decisively defeated in Ukraine.

Senate decisively approves bill funding NM wildfire recovery efforts.

That guy had an amazing tenor that was decisively clear.