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His exploits in Normandy as the tide of World War II decisively turned, illustrate just how much war has changed in the past half century.

President Obama said the U. S. government must be able to act decisively when information surfaces about a potential threat.

More decisively, Goldman says it had no "huddle" on September 4, when Baidu first began to move.

And furthermore, at this moment, she actually resolutely and decisively told me that the place she went was the one she heard from my mouth.

So, when an event like this occurs, it is incumbent upon a Democrat to react quickly and decisively, and Obama failed to do it.

If he had not acted decisively to shore up the financial system and stimulate the economy, things would have been a great deal worse.

Colonel Korn acted decisively to arrest what seemed to him to be the beginning of an unwholesome trend in Major Tom's squadron.

And yet the results of this election are likely to confirm that the place has tilted decisively to the right. Why?

That is the reason why you are here, and it would be a waste of time if I did not explain clearly, decisively, my point of view.

He answered decisively that he did not know her.

Hide the sun, refused to reveal its face to me laugh, like you do not decisively turned my watch.

"I feel that if the government had acted a little more decisively, this horrible loss of a precious life would not have happened, " he said.

He says that the Iraqi Armed Forces will act decisively against anyone trying to disrupt order in Anbar province.

The question of the nature of light , wave or particle, had long been settled decisively in favor of waves.

Noda's comments came after a senior finance ministry official said Japan is ready to act decisively on currencies when needed.

President Bush, speaking at the United Nations in New York, said he is acting decisively to contain the financial crisis.

But if one or both of these fears could be decisively averted, that might be the fuel for a market rally.

Suppose that the existence of such a God could be decisively established.

When traditional offset printing business began to shrink, decisively shifted digital business card printing and membership card.

"But here at the G20 we're going to have to flesh out more of the details about how the plan will be fully and decisively implemented. "

Despite their ebbs and flows, the currents of history have decisively moved in a single direction, he said.

The interior minister Mohammad Ibrahim al-Shaar said the state would react "decisively" .

The central bank relaxed those quotas somewhat at the beginning of August but has now moved much more decisively to an easier policy.

Vershbow says Washington is ready to follow through, but needs North Korea to act decisively.

Now some prominent cardiologists say that the evidence has swung so decisively against the drugs that they should not be sold.

As the profession rising star, the company pursues own goal - - - to become one of decisively Chinese most important dealers.

Federal and state emergency managers are acting decisively in an attempt to avoid the mistakes of hurricane Katrina in 2005.

The breakdown of the correlation may also mean, however, that it may be some time before the dollar decisively breaks higher.

It seems that the only safe time to exhale decisively with a strike, is after the opponent is already knocked out.

The fact that the international community acted decisively and swiftly saved thousands of lives.

As yet, none of the theories has been decisively proved correct. A lot of smart investors have been caught out as a consequence.

China's leaders have taken the long view and acted decisively to tackle domestic problems, ranging from SARS to recapitalizing their banks.

But it has been hard to justify in a Japan with such feeble growth momentum and one that has never decisively defeated deflation.

The government's stimulus package demonstrates that it is aware of the risks in the global economy and is prepared to act decisively.

Until we move more decisively in this direction, other efforts are likely to be frustrating at best and counterproductive at worst.

Perhaps Taylor's greatest contribution is to make clear how the Soviet effort decisively affected Chiang's career (and Mao's) at key points.

Act quickly and decisively to impress or reassure customers. Hesitation, for whatever reason, may be interpreted as a lack of concern.

But expected Fed rate cuts limit the PBoC's scope to hike rates more decisively if China is still determined to limit RMB appreciation.

Under Eisenhower and then John F. Kennedy, the United States would decisively opt for a covert battle in Laos.

Christians should hold fast to the Word of God and deal decisively with those who undermine in.

On balance, Mr Osborne is still right that the economic risks of not decisively tackling the deficit outweigh the risk of doing so.

Koch's spokeswoman Cohlmia says Koch Industries acted firmly and decisively in response to what it had learned.

The last time the global economy tumbled, Chinese leaders took action, decisively and quickly.

We see that in the organic world, as thought grows dimmer and weaker, grace emerges more brilliantly and decisively.

He said that China must 'act decisively' to cope with the financial crisis.

China is too small to "save the world, " even though it is the first major economy to pull decisively out of its downturn.

However, it is essential that these movements remain peaceful yet able to make their points clearly and decisively.

Mr. Ban says the new task force will study the root causes of the crisis and propose solutions to be executed decisively.

By acting decisively he has shored up his political credibility, at least temporarily.

By the year end, US public opinion had turned decisively against the war.

You will want to be able to act decisively without delay at the end of November.

Marketers must respond to this situation quickly and decisively, to stay on top of the challenges and changes.

All sailors fell into great panic and the old captain decisively ordered them to open all the cabins to allow more water in.

The weaponry carried by an aircraft decisively affects its combat capability. Shown here is a smart bomb.

Faced with this plain constitutional violation, Congress acted decisively to restore the system of checks and balances.

Today France, with its G20 partners, has a unique opportunity to contribute decisively to this end, and I am confident it will do so.

It's one of the most important ability for a tourist guide To decisively , composedly, rightly tackle accidents.

All great traders have mastered their fears and are able to act decisively when needed.

He courageously and decisively confronted their challenge to his authority .

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"If you say no decisively, they go away, " he said.

In the last two days the market has broken down quite decisively as the world has decided maybe the Goldman view was right.

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This legislation will not fix everything that ails our health care system. But it moves us decisively in the right direction.

Even using official data, the baton is seen as likely to be decisively passed this year.

The new Thai government has ordered ministries to act more decisively against those who violate laws protecting the image of the monarchy.

If he is lucky, the economy may have turned decisively in time for re-election, though the jobless rate will remain critical to the outcome.

And now it's up to the politicians to act much more decisively and cohesively.

More economical charter and operational costs would hopefully induce pilots to more flight hours, thereby decisively increasing safety.

Optimized conditioning decisively improves the processing characteristics of OE cotton yams in high-performance weaving.

His candidates had been decisively rejected in mayoral elections in Milan and Naples.

India argues that industrialised countries must act decisively before developing nations have to.

The month of May stood out as the watershed when the geopolitics of energy in Eurasia decisively turned in Russia's favor.

The French presidency appears determined to act decisively on the issue of speculation on the agricultural commodities market.

EU leaders have not moved quickly or decisively enough to satisfy the markets.

With Fannie and Freddie, they eventually passed the test. They may have to act more quickly and decisively next time.

The story provided two observable and verifiable facts about Jobs: he understands what appeals to customers, and he acts decisively.

Asian countries must act immediately and decisively to exploit a real but short-lived chance to deal with the spread of AIDS in the region.

The presumed additive effect of seizures has not been decisively clarified.

Chapters have Maoist-sounding titles like "Lead boldly and decisively" and "Execute in a timely fashion" .

And that has been true even when, as in the case of Sweden, the government moved quickly and decisively to fix the banking system.

But the current pace of progress is far from sufficient to decisively target our goal of TB elimination.

"It's a bitch, " said Tom decisively. "Here's your money. Go and buy ten more dogs with it. "

'In short, ' concluded the parson, decisively smacking his leg with his switch, 'there's hardly such another family in England. '

In many parts of the world the argument is swinging decisively in favour of the anti-smokers.

The chorus of economists and investors calling for Europe's central bank to intervene much more decisively in bond markets is growing.

If three lines showed decline, and three Application of Equal-string intersection should be decisively sold.

That deal could decisively shift Ukraine out of Russia's sphere of influence.

We need to be direct about our differences and address disagreements firmly and decisively, while holding to our values and our interests.

He said quite decisively that I was too young.

As for hard power, News International has not even handled its internal troubles decisively.

Startup or emerging growth companies have to act decisively, efficiently and quickly.

At 4 p. m. , the battles appeared to tip decisively in the protesters' favor.

It would insist upon waging war, decisively and finally, against Japanese aggression.

If one avoids dealing with this meaning, one neglects the essential factor that decisively determines the mode of reaction.

Yaga Venugopal Reddy, RBI governor, said it was critical to demonstrate "a determination to act decisively" against inflation.

It was hurt less and its government responded more decisively.

Operations involving grafts or implants, required to mitigate the damage, depend decisively on the materials used.

In recent years Huawei has decisively dispelled any doubts that it can provide state-of-the-art communications equipment.

But today, we stand at a crossroads of history with the chance to move decisively in the direction of peace.

But as history also counsels, they may or may not get a lot cheaper before they decisively return to more normal levels.

In the Internet environment, the traditional view of a leader being decisively in control is difficult to reconcile with reality.

If business leaders do not act decisively in 2010 to redesign pay to encourage long-termism, they are likely to regret it.

Ministers called on the eurozone to act "decisively to restore confidence, financial stability and growth" .

It was in October 2010 that Beijing moved decisively toward tightening, with the first increase in interest rates.

It decisively isn't to seek a whose responsibility now, but give relief to a whistling young lady.

Over two decades, central banks managed to decisively beat down the beast.

Once the national government discovered what is going on, they acted decisively and without undue panic.

The Fed's comments paved the way for gold's advance and for Treasury bond yields and the dollar to move decisively lower.

Prime Minister Naoto Kan reiterated that sharp currency moves cannot be ignored and the government would act decisively as needed.

In a desperate battle fought at Rome's Milvian Bridge, he decisively defeated Maxentius and afterward marched into Rome in triumph.

Unlike Europe's, America's macroeconomic policy mix has just moved decisively away from austerity.

Dealing decisively with the Greek mess means addressing both the lack of competitiveness and the insolvency.

Will you stand in the sun exposure or stood in the cold cold and choose between, I'm afraid that few people can decisively choice.

The main point is that America is prepared to act, and act decisively.

When the time came, the Lakers acted decisively and were fortunate to land a significant piece at a fantastic price.

America's economy surpassed Great Britain's in the early 1870s, but the dollar displaced sterling decisively only around World War II.

Two polices together with the plot project personnel, each, each strike the elevator door to seek decisively.

And it has moved quickly and decisively, especially in comparison to many Western aid establishments.

These measures are hailed as evidence that the EU can act decisively in a crisis.

Cyber attacks, targeting battle ship deployments and logistics, would play decisively in the latter.

Now, the board must act decisively again, while avoiding an overhasty decision on its new chief.

Perhaps Beijing's willingness to assume a portion of local government debt shows the political will to act decisively.

After World War II, when Germany and Japan, under American tutelage, turned decisively toward democracy.

They deal swiftly and decisively with anyone they consider a threat, using special powers to target their enemies.

Secretary Paulson, with the support of the Fed, acted swiftly and decisively.

They would alsohave seen a whole continent south of the Panama Canal shift decisively to the political left.

"Our partners will decisively contribute to provide Greece the safe harbour that will allow us to rebuild our ship, " added Mr Papandreou.

Some avant- couriers represented by North Arts group uphold the flag of rational painting decisively.

If policymakers act decisively, private demand will recover sooner rather than later.

Even if the Swiss move could trigger a currency war, the SNB had little option but to act, decisively and radically.

It will not ease its macroeconomic controls until inflation falls more decisively.

Policymakers in other emerging economies also stepped in decisively where needed.

Suddenly, in a small gaps, take a little bubble, I act decisively, this is shrimp!

Japanese Transport Minister Seiji Maehara Friday put pressure on Toyota to act more decisively.

The authorities have acted earlier and more decisively than they did in the mid-1990s, curbing growth before it gets out of hand.

President Obama has urged all auto makers to act quickly and decisively when problems are identified.

According to estimates, the laboratory director is decisively come to the conclusion: One Temple to advance the phase modulation control.

If the African Union High-Level Panel does not move decisively to find a solution, all of their work could be overtaken by events.

The insider buys vs. insider sells ratio moved 'decisively' bearish last week after a brief, one-week bounce, it adds.

The intellectual climate has already moved decisively in favour of market-sceptics.

Acting decisively can give you an advantage and prevent procrastination.

Bulgaria's election was decisively won by the centre-right opposition.

But the need for co-ordination makes it hard to act decisively, and leaves bond markets nervous.

China has turned decisively from being a deflationary to an inflationary factor in the world economy.

They must act far more decisively to inspire market confidence in their policies.

Instead of calming the storm, he arrayed the insurgent masses decisively against him by a series of indiscreet speeches.

We must address the challenges of the times decisively, and commit now to fundamental, medium-term reforms.

Then, decisively, he crosses down the hall to GIBSON PRAISE's room.

The international community must act, and act soon and decisively to end that violence.

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It decisively shifted the perception of the balance of power in the region.

"Mr. Linton should approve, " returned my lady, decisively.

Voters decisively shunned ideology in favour of pragmatism.

The region has often decisively influenced the course of Russia's own development.

They may have to act more quickly and decisively next time.

The international community must act soon and act decisively to end the violence.

He lost decisively to Scipio's ally Masinissa at the Battle of Zama, but escaped.

Le Monde needs to act decisively to preserve its brand and editorial influence.

Earlier, French Finance Minister Francois Baroin had also stressed the need for Europe to act decisively.

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The proposed bill was decisively defeated in Parliament.

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China's official peace prize is decisively less Western, and and pro-Beijing.

First, leaders must take the Greek problem decisively in hand.

We will address them firmly and decisively as we pursue the urgent work we have to do together.

Those questions should now be answered decisively.

The race to solve the internet search problem was decisively won by Google with their much simpler back rub approach.

If you can't make up you mind decisively, then you'll never learn to make money anyway.

In the East, the South won decisively at Chancellorsville.

A big French fiscal commitment, for instance, might well move it decisively from the "safe" to the "troubled" camp.

The balance of where that money goes has decisively shifted.

Above all, adopt clear policies and act decisively.

This strong anchoring is based on our determination and ability to act decisively whenever the need arises.

Mr Nasheed complains that the reform process is impeding the government's ability to act decisively.

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The first is that the Democratic Party has decisively kicked the habit of self-marginalisation that it acquired in 1968.

The IMF's relevance may have been in doubt during the boom years but the crisis has seen it return decisively to centre stage.

The need to sort something out decisively is increasing.

But since most citizens are not yet feeling the pain, politicians are struggling to act decisively.

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After all, McDonald's had, again, shown how to act swiftly and decisively in appointing a new boss.

The North Korean leadership must know that any further provocations will be dealt with swiftly and decisively.

And has a high ability to judge and act decisively.

A city of central Germany southwest of Leipzig. Napoleon I decisively defeated the Prussians here on October14, 1806. Population, 106, 555.

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Decisively beaten in a general coal strike in 1894, the UMW had only 10, 000 members and seemed dead by 1897.

But that is globalization of supply, a familiar story. What is decisively new is the globalization of demand.

An owner can make decisions quickly and decisively without having to consult others.

Is it still a virtue to make up your mind decisively and stick to your choice?

Only by this means is it possible to explain his failure to act decisively.

Instead of acting decisively when a dam of new allegations burst last year, he backed a failed strategy of evasion and obfuscation.

If we face irreversible and catastrophic consequences, we must act, and we must act decisively.

This is a deal that sees a power plant operator in China, biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, move decisively into clean energy.

We should act decisively.

One big consequence of globalisation has been to weaken decisively the grip of individual states on the levers of economic management.

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Mourinho needed just ten minutes of the second half to come to the conclusion that changes were needed and acting decisively;

All the matters that the market can adjust will be decisively trusted to the market;

Moreover Westerners are also reaping the rewards of having acted more decisively than the Japanese did

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We need to react quickly and decisively to changes in revenues