decisively

If we act decisively, the best is yet to come.

With 64 members, the board is also too large to move decisively.

And we must act more decisively in our foreign policy.

The last time a party won so decisively was in 1866.

The first two had been won decisively, the last also.

And he was right in one way - she would love to get the better of him very decisively.

And how soon will they be required to act decisively?

But it was in 1994 that things turned decisively bad for the industry.

But if we act quickly and decisively, it can be a short one.

"This has gone on for too long, and the President will act decisively."

"You had better go and bring the girl back into the house," she said decisively.

"China must now act decisively on these issues," she said.

If that does not happen then the Commission must act decisively.

At the first sign of trouble, we need to act decisively.

She reached out decisively and made the move - the right one.

Looking at each of us in turn, he nodded decisively.

Now the administration must act decisively to carry out this new policy.

"If you were in his place you'd act just as decisively."

I think we've got to use this period to decisively break with that.

He thought for a moment and shook his head decisively.

"More people will die if we do not act decisively."

After a week of fighting here, the situation on the ground has not decisively changed.

The draft act has, I believe, come down decisively on one side of the line.

If we act decisively now, we'll finish the whole thing in a matter of minutes!

The new man has earned the record, early and decisively.