decisive *

Certainly the president was far less decisive when he took office in 1993.

Usually so decisive, he had no idea which way to go.

But one thing I've always been in my life is decisive.

The war was a decisive moment in the history of the world.

Though the result were decisive, the reason for them is rather less clear.

You are the kind of decisive person I will never be.

At the center, a decisive turn brought one out again.

On the other hand, be a man of decisive action.

He was usually decisive, but at the moment everything seemed out of his control.

The decision about when and how to bring her out was going to be decisive.

When his break with the left came, it was decisive.

That may be decisive, at least for the time being.

On big issues, they have often played a decisive role.

The vote could be decisive for the President's political future.

The difference is decisive for both American companies and society.

So I do think this is the really decisive moment.

The situation seemed to call for decisive action, so I took it.

It was time for them to do something more decisive.

In the last few months that development has become decisive.

So these weeks may be decisive for your future plans.

Which of the two forces is the higher and the decisive one?

But it had all the effect of a real and decisive war.

On this point, he says, the record of the past year has been decisive.

I think this person, whether a man or a woman, will have a decisive role.

He did not believe money had been decisive in the company's final decision.