decisive action

China has flirted with trying to tighten up its monetary policy to tamp down inflation, but it has not really taken decisive action.

If this move becomes excessive, we have to take decisive action. I already instructed my staff on Saturday to be prepared to take action.

A look back at the handling of another financial crisis a full century ago underlines the point about decisive action.

For all the global approbation for his decisive action a year ago, domestically there has so far been little dividend.

Those factors have convinced Obama that if he is going to have any sort of presidency worth its name, he must take decisive action now.

But in his opening remarks, Mexican President Felipe Calderon said the world may not be able to wait much longer for decisive action.

But in a time of economic difficulty, businesses and organisations do look to their leaders for clarity of thought and decisive action.

The Bank of England took decisive action yesterday with the aim of unfreezing wholesale money markets.

He said, "there should be no procrastination. Swift, decisive action is needed. "

And of course nothing can stand in your way as long as you're taking decisive action.

But with opposition to any decisive action strong within both the League and the UN, nothing more than feeble condemnation is likely.

To his admirers, Mr Elop's willingness to take decisive action is just what Nokia had been missing.

The one decisive action government can take to stimulate economic growth and job creation is to put its own house in order.

Most remarkable people are people of action, and for a good reason: if you don't take decisive action, nothing will ever change.

What is clear is that the decisive action taken so far by the government and the Bank of England will not be enough.

The British Prime Minister David Cameron says Britain and Germany agree on the need for decisive action to stabilise the euro zone.

Only swift and decisive action by the leaders of Europe's big economies is likely to head off the current crisis.

A full moon brings decisive action, so you won't have to wait for an answer - it should be obvious and come quickly.

To have prevented the very modest levels of warming the world has seen so far, governments should have taken decisive action 30 years ago.

This summer the decisive action in the south will be the Sangin valley where British troops are expected to be heavily involved.

Such quick and decisive action on the part of the South Koreans should be replicated across other emerging market economies.

Politicians and investors are calling for decisive action to help bring the crisis to an end.

President Bush says the U. S. economy is facing challenging times. The president says the government is taking decisive action.

The country's Prime Minister Bruce Golding promised a strong and decisive action to bring calm back to the capital.

But labour activists called for more decisive action from the company.

Even though decisive action has saved the financial system from its recent heart attack, the patient remains enfeebled.

Now, the skater and his coach expects decisive action from the leadership of the Federation of figure skating in Russia.

Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan will also be there and hopes that decisive action will emerge from the talks.

If we are not prepared to take decisive action against raw materials speculators . . .

She singled out Valorum specifically, on the advice of Palpatine, for his inability to take decisive action.

But Barack Obama warns that without decisive action, trillion-dollar deficits will be a reality for years to come.

There is no shortage of evidence of swift and decisive action over the past years emanating from the major European institutions.

And then take decisive action to move forward one step at a time.

However, we have had to intervene because of the need to take decisive action to address its particular debt burden.

But the bigger scandal is Congress's grossly inadequate funding of the agency, which demands swift and decisive action.

'We have taken decisive action to control our cost base without compromising service levels and will continue to do so.

Sweden faced similar challenges but now serves as a model for how decisive action can mend a banking system.

But Barack Obama warns that without decisive action, trillian-dollorstrillion-dollar deficits will be a reality for years to come.

Europe's leaders have taken decisive action but events move faster than their processes of ratification and implementation.

It follows a call from leading executives for a decisive action by the Fed.

But Mr Wang said that to maximise growth opportunities more decisive action would be needed.

The technology increases medium decisive action in economy, already was confirmed by historical fact and actual place.

Failure to take decisive action could result in tensions on the "periphery" spreading rapidly to the core, the IMF warned.

Use your willpower to catch yourself when you're engaging in negative routine behaviors, stop immediately, then take decisive action.

"All of us will continue taking responsible, decisive action to restore credit and stability and return to vigorous growth, " Mr. Bush said.

Too many enchanteris will make your team into the State of the meditates on, a lack of decisive action, even if the idea.

We must now take further, decisive action to fundamentally and comprehensively address the root cause of this turmoil.

The International Monetary Fund has also called on European leaders to take swift and decisive action.

A confident leader would have made the national interest case for decisive action.

"We have an opportunity to come together and take the swift, decisive action our economy urgently needs, " he added.

"Decisive action is thus called for, to forcefully relax monetary conditions. "

For all Mr Zapatero's dilatoriness, Spain has taken more decisive action than Italy to tackle the budget deficit.

Moreover, the Democratic party includes senators from coal and oil states who are unlikely to support decisive action.

"We will continue to watch closely currency movements and will take decisive action if necessary, " Mr Kan told the Japanese parliament.

At a hearing in late July, the Idaho Fish and Game Commission took decisive action.

Suddenly Newland Archer felt himself impelled to decisive action.

Ever since, J&J's decisive action has been held up as the model of corporate crisis management.

But another thing is for certain - that we have taken strong and decisive action.

In spring, Pisceans will establish themselves in their professional positions. There will be time for decisive action.

It's already high time that the world took decisive action on this issue.

These UN allegations could turn that queasiness into decisive action.

And it's time we took decisive action to save the resources of our planet.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel must take decisive action before it is too late.

This further hinders firms' ability to take bold, decisive action.

In the late 1970s, the hostage crisis became a symbol of America's inability to take decisive action in the face of pervasive problems.

"We won't rule out any measures and will take decisive action when necessary. "

Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda repeated his warning that he will take decisive action if necessary.

If Rome is to stave it off, urgent and decisive action is needed.

Yet the leadership change will make it hard for China to take decisive action.

But the agency will not downgrade the country if the government is committed to decisive action to reduce the deficit.

That's decisive action for you.

Steele was again in decisive action after the break, spreading himself to win a one-on-one contest with Moore.

"Decisive action" is the government's standard phrase for moves including intervention.

People pressed incessantly for the Government to take decisive action to fight graft.

finish or complete, esp. with some decisive action.

With swift and decisive action, we can still limit global warming to a total of 2C or a bit less.

By far the most decisive action was over Greece.

President Bush says this is a critical moment for a U. S. economy that is depending on decisive action from the federal government.

You just don't want to take the wrong decisive action.

Once we have the full facts we will take decisive action.

China's big advantage is that it has seen in Japan's experience that countries which postpone decisive action end up suffering even more.

Adopted a resolution urging Member States to take decisive action to address health impacts from climate change;

A decisive action that brings matters to a climax

Combating bird flu in animals needs more decisive action

Year of General Mobilizaiton and Decisive Action for Final Victory;