Examples of using Decisively in English and their translations into Hungarian
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agree that we need to act decisively against terrorism.
Goodell has to act swiftly and decisively.
So, only the chosen ones were correctly informed that Napoleon was decisively defeated at Waterloo.
Only the Court can decisively resolve the uncertainties.
Unlike him, Shinra acts swiftly and decisively.
It contributes decisively to creating a European sense of belonging
The impact of doubling EU research budgets on economic growth for the EU as a whole is decisively positive.
because our stunt decisively to conquer the mountain.
I voted decisively in favour of this report because I believe that Croatia is correctly continuing with its implementation of the reforms necessary for EU membership.
from the convenience of white plastic have decisively abandoned.
In this way, the defenders of the palace remained without a commander, and this influenced decisively the course of the events.
He said the deal had been«decisively rejected» and it was time for the prime minister to change her red lines.
as the Venetian school, which was decisively influential on the stylistic change which marked the beginning of the Baroque era.
By financing projects across a broad range of issues, such as in the health or food security areas, research policy has contributed decisively to development.
At EU level, and particularly within the Euro area, economic governance and financial supervision mechanisms have been decisively reinforced.
Act decisively and quickly, in order to help the invaders arriving not captivated the entire field.
In 1501 Bābur was decisively defeated at Sar-e Pol
we announce that the challenger Victor Yushchenko has been decisively defeated.”.
the more decisively you discredit the dark fantasy at the heart of the Kim regime, Trump said. said the U.S. president.
With regard to creating sense, it is nevertheless decisively important that the act of seeing inherent in an image comes to new life.”.