Sentences with phrase «as decisive»

Recognized as a decisive leader and an efficient and effective team - player.

Recognized by as a decisive leader and excellent team player.

Recognized as a decisive, profit oriented leader capable of fine tuning operations to improve bottom line results.

Here's an example of one for a Senior Project / Program Management Consultant: Known as a decisive, intuitive leader with «get it done» smarts, I turn chaos into harmony by leveraging technology and data to improve functionality.

A concise objective, on the other hand, makes a strong statement and depicts you as decisive and confident.

A cover letter is practically your first impression as a suitable candidate which is why it is known as a decisive document.

It may require extra effort to tweak your resume for each job pursuit, but it is well worth it because doing so will present you as a decisive and

In the heat of the competition, this distinctive document will prove as a decisive asset that will push you towards success.

You prove yourself as both a decisive leader and a collaborative partner.

Known as a decisive, intuitive leader with «get it done» smarts, I turn chaos into harmony by leveraging technology and data to improve functionality.

Hence, having a family floater plan is as decisive as to remain healthy!

The lower courts focused on the legal situation at the time when the e-mail was sent and this was regarded as decisive.

«She is always in command of her brief and provides incisive as well as decisive opinions.»

But it can also be a reflection of unease and of a lack of faith in the original litigation team's abilities as the decisive stage is nearing.

(Defended at trial of allegations against GP; witnesses in fear; GMC sought to rely on their written statements as the decisive evidence; application successfully opposed and charge dismissed).

Wolchover also argues that the prime minister and senior ministers may have committed the common law offence of misconduct in public office by wilfully misconstruing the referendum as decisive.

When the situation is so complex, one should not pick any specific uncertainty and use that as the decisive factor.

The document looks at major global drivers of change and focuses on water as a decisive natural capital that if managed and used effectively can contribute to economic growth, sustainable development and increased food and energy production in Africa.

This edition focuses on health and healthcare as decisive factors in determining the extent of harm countries will experience in the wake of a natural hazard.

Pulling together all of the different strands of Zaatari's practice for the first time in a single work, Letter to a Refusing Pilot reflects on the complexities, ambiguities, and consequences of refusal as a decisive and generative act.

Attia regards the presentation of his works in the museum as a decisive step in the development of his art as an instrument capable of dissolving stereotypes and thought patterns.

These were marked out as decisive ways of working for artists and curators, committed to interrogating questions around race and gender in the post-war period of the 20th century.

Both artists — she known for her installations full of swirling bindis (a Hindu symbol of wisdom and energy), he for his sublime constructions of everyday objects — cite each other as decisive factors in their artistic success and continuing mutual influences.

But they aren't unstoppable, and destroying an enemy vehicle can be just as decisive as deploying one.

Say what you will, but teams are not as decisive as a single manager, and that may be a future liability of BRK.

Both types of transmission suit their respective engines rather well, though there are some issues: the CVT, for instance, isn't as refined as more conventional automatics, and the eight - speed auto isn't quite as smooth or as decisive when selecting gears as comparable transmissions in rival cars.

Again you are correct about the maintenance as a decisive factor here which is why I'm asking.

We live in a culture so dominated by a commercial mentality and its tenacious faith in the power of the purse as the decisive motivator of human behavior that, even when the evidence shows that this conviction is wrong, many refuse to let go of it.

April 3, 2012 • Blistering political ads like the swift boat attacks on John Kerry in 2004 may not be as decisive as politicians think.

Fighting in and out of hallways and apartments, anything is a weapon, with lamps and hot plates becoming as decisive to the flow of the battle as handguns.

These four proteins are well known EMT transcription factors that function as decisive early drivers of EMT.

«Although this tendency to brace oneself for potentially bad news is common, intuition might suggest that some people are more likely to brace than others — in particular, happy - go - lucky optimists would seem immune to the anxiety and second - guessing that typically arise as the decisive moment draws near,» she said.

And that if I say something in the field of nuclear activities, which has to do with technical issues, he takes my words as the final word and as the decisive word.

President of Sierra Leone, Ernest Bai Koroma has praised President John Mahama's performance as the Chairman of the Regional Body, Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), describing him as a decisive leader.

Yet, the editorial criticises the Tories for not being as decisive in other areas and says it is wrong to rule out cuts in health spending.

Some Labour supporters have hailed this as a decisive change.

Mr. Grisanti was rejected by his Buffalo - area constituents on Tuesday in a four - way race that included a Conservative Party candidate, with area Republicans citing the vote as a decisive factor.

Maybe it is thanks to Trump's clever tough play, or maybe it is thanks to Trump's foolish tough play, but you both cite Trump's tough play as a decisive factor.

I assume this objection is no longer seen as decisive?

94 per cent of businesses cite quality of infrastructure as a decisive factor when planning future investment.

Her impressive performance in the debate and her potential role as a decisive partner in any potential coalition government meant she gained a considerable amount of attention.

If we consider the amount of movement and coverage of brushing as decisive factors, then the sonic toothbrush sounds like the right choice.

If Blair Walsh's missed field goal mirrored Brandon Bostick's muffed onside kick as the decisive play, Wilson's ability to turn a botched snap into Seattle's biggest offensive play in Sunday's victory was reminiscent of the 11 - yard dropback and heave to Luke Willson for an unlikely two - point conversion in last year's fate - altering NFC Championship Game.

For me Martial could have played a much more effective role, precisely because Valencia was more busy in his defensive roles this our right side was weak and Darmian is poor when going forward and his passing or crosses are not as decisive as Blind, so again our left wing was also weak, hence the desperate need for Martial or Rashford!!

As decisive as Ozil's passes were, the one crucial moment came when Szczesny saved Campbell's header.

«Players like Cabella and Sarr can not be as decisive as Dimitri Payet was last season, but when you lose a player like Payet, you lose quality, -LSB-...]

To win titles, we need decision making from Wenger like this for the majority of the season and he needs to be under pressure to be as decisive as this all year round.

Big name players look towards the manager as a decisive factor when signing, take Ozil's comments when he signed as an example.

Unfortunately for him, he wasn't awarded what he thought was a clear free - kick as Smalling prevented him from getting past before clearing the ball, and so it wasn't as decisive as Shaqiri would probably have liked.

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