Sentences with phrase «decisive move in»

In my law experience, auditing the accounting on a contract was often the decisive move in negotiations.

While the resignation of Purnell is a significant development, it is not necessarily a decisive move in determining the outcome.

It's why Max Allegri, in arguably his most decisive move in a host of big - gamble moves the last three years, changed formations and turned Juve's performances around for the better.

I feel like there wasn't so much a decisive move in my race as it was more a race where everyone kept a high enough pace to ensure that there wasn't anyone flying off the front.

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She fired 15 staffers after an internal probe revealed that the faulty switches were first diagnosed in 2001, and she has also jettisoned at least seven other high - ranking executives — swift, decisive moves, at least according to GM's lumbering standards.

After delivering prepared remarks, he said: «We don't see any strong evidence yet of a decisive move up in wages.

The lesson here is to be decisive in trading fast - moving markets.

It was a shrewd move that could be a decisive win for Mr. Prentice in the Conservative Civil War that the two parties have waged against each other since the mid-2000s.

In this case, a breakout occurs on a decisive move above 1.53.

The death of God in Christ is an inevitable consequence of the movement of God into the world, of Spirit into flesh, and the actualization of the death of God in the totality of experience is a decisive sign of the continuing and forward movement of the divine process, as it continues to negate its particular and given expressions, by moving ever more fully into the depths of the profane.

There are four affirmations about Jesus Christ that historically have been stressed in Christian faith: (1) Jesus is truly human, bone of our bone and flesh of our flesh, living a human life under the same human conditions any one of us faces — thus Christology, statement of the significance of Jesus, must start «from below,» as many contemporary theologians are insisting; (2) Jesus is that one in whom God energizes in a supreme degree, with a decisive intensity; in traditional language he has been styled «the Incarnate Word of God»; (3) for our sake, to secure human wholeness of life as it moves onward toward fulfillment, Jesus not only lived among us but also was crucified for us — this is the point of talk about atonement wrought in and by him; (4) death was not the end for him, so it is not as if he never existed at all; in some way he triumphed over death, or was given victory over it, so that now and forever he is a reality in the life of God and effective among humankind.

In terms of ethics, Dawkins has made a decisive move: from saying you're morally permitted to do something to declaring you're morally obligated to do it.

Nevertheless, it seems to me as a Protestant outsider that, when one sets Newman in the context of his brothers, the conservative interpretation is surely strengthened: John, Charles, and Frank were all responding to the same challenges to authority; in juxtaposing them, it is clear that it was the paths of the other two brothers which represented that of private conscience and there seems no reasonable way to interpret Newman's move to Rome as anything other than a decisive rejection of such a move in all of its forms, even the moderately Christian.

Yet other ends are so sharply divergent that a decisive step in the direction of one is a move away from the other: for example, strict nonviolence and participation in armed revolution.

It proved to be the decisive move for the race lead, as Newgarden went on to claim victory and take the lead in the drivers» standings.

Surpassing Sir Bobby Charlton to become the club's all - time top goalscorer was seen as another decisive factor in speeding up his exit from Old Trafford, and according to The Mirror, it appears as though he's been free to move on ever since.

The three - game playoff series plays the decisive Game 3 on Sunday, with the winner moving on to the XCEL Energy Center in Minneapolis.

I think if Arsenal play as poorly in PL or Europa he would walk away — he is not stupid 4) I think Ozil and Sanchez could both stay but Arsene and the club have to for once be decisive and make quick moves in the transfer market and pay the going rate.

However, with ongoing suggestions that a desire to step out of Lionel Messi's shadow is the main reason for his openness to move on, it would appear as though the next fortnight is going to be decisive in terms of determining his future and the next step of his career.

Secondly for tiki taka to be efficient, the players have to release the ball after two touches (better still 1 touch all the way) as you mentioned, to draw the opponent to you allowing your midfield partner to move into the opponents space, and the process repeats again untill a decisive (through) pass in the final third happens.

Although Arsenal are allegedly offering less money to Barcelona than Liverpool, who are also able to sell them Suarez, Sanchez's desire to move to the North London outfit could eventually be decisive in this transfer saga.

He caught the ball confidently, made himself a presence in his box by being proactive in his play, he was decisive when he made a move and was an all round rock at the back.

Wenger was rumoured to have shown a keen interest in the former Bordeaux forward several seasons ago but waited until he could get him on the cheap before making a decisive move for the player which scored 56 goals in 230 first - team appearances for Bordeaux.

The pass, they move and linkup in unison, giving defenses precious little time to react before striking a decisive blow; it's precisely the sort of direct attacking play Roma was lacking for much of the past year - and - a-half.

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish reacted by introducing Luis Suarez and Raul Meireles in what proved to be the decisive move, as the pair were involved in both goals.

New Labour figures believe any move to the left makes the party unelectable, but many figures in the party think voters need a decisive break with the past if they are to put their faith in Labour again.

After the defeats in the 1997 general election and 2001 general election, the Conservative Party began decisive moves towards becoming more centrist; the 2002 — 2003 party chairman and future Prime Minister, Theresa May, would later state that it had been perceived by voters as the «Nasty Party».

«The Senate has taken a decisive first step in moving this legislation forward.»

The unprecedented move would forestall a decisive vote on McDonald's nomination in an election year, testing the political will of legislators and parliamentary rules in the split Senate.

Cameron introduced a sweeping strategy of extracting the last British nationals from Libya who wanted to get out, while simultaneously making the first decisive moves against the Gaddafi regime, in concert with other countries at the UN.

Support from the trade unions proved decisive in Ed Miliband's Labour leadership victory, and he has sought to move the party on from the New Labour era, projecting a more left wing message on tax and inequality.

An x-ray movie of the crystal lithium hydride shows that the electric interaction between electrons has a decisive influence on the direction in which they move.

Plan out your moves in a game about decisive turn - based combat and working out strategies around uncertainty.

L.A. Unified President Pushes Board's Authority to Set Policy The new president of the Los Angeles Unified school board is moving aggressively to reshape the panel's operation and mission, including plans to improve communication, enhance collaboration and take a more decisive stance in setting district policy.

Reuters also says that the move to fire these officials is meant to show decisive action on the part of the board, as Volkswagen's stock prices tumble in response to the scandal.

Three years later it is taking steps to «sunset the existing Oyster service», in a move that is, at least, mercifully decisive.

Since the market topped in April and has since been trading sideways in this rather large range, everyone has small positions at work but waiting for a decisive move before fully committing to one side.

Moving back and forth with decisive brush strokes and dynamic gestures, I work rapidly to capture that ephemeral feeling in tangible form.

In a decisive move away from the experimental monochromatic series of white, black, and red paintings he created between 1951 and 1953, Rauschenberg began Collection by covering three panels with red, yellow, and blue fabric and layering them with innumerable collaged, drawn, painted, and sculpted elements.

Rauschenberg and Morris's connection through Judson Dance Theater and Surplus Dance Theater reached back to 1962, and the years 1966 to 1968 were decisive in Morris's evolution as both a writer and artist as he moved from his minimalist work to his permutations, felt, and thread waste pieces.33 LeWitt's first wall drawings were executed at the Paula Cooper Gallery, New York, in October 1968.

When she moved to Paris she reached a decisive creative turning point, however, developing a kind of oblique self - portraiture, casting herself in polyester resin and using carcinogenic polyurethane.

Like a nightmare, where the dreamer finds himself before a decisive moment in a battle and his body does not move, his voice falls silent.

De Forest, who was born in 1930, seems to have made his decisive break with Abstract Expressionism in 1958, when an accident necessitated that he move from San Francisco to Yakima, Washington, where he grew up.

«The decisive moment of Bowling's artistic development was his move to New York in 1966.

From there, the field of investigation moves towards modernity: in the nineteenth century the themes of spirituality, dreams, mysticism, and the «panic» force in nature saw new developments and, at the dawn of the next century, played a decisive role in the birth of abstractionism, with the work of Vassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee and Hilma af Klint.

In the first of the two extended conversations that comprise How I Became a Painter, Winkfield (born 1944) reminisces about his student days in Leeds and London in the 1960s, and his early activities as an artist, writer, editor and translator; the second conversation focuses on Winkfield's life after he moved to New York City in 1969, including his decisive return to painting (prompted by the notorious survey of Richard Tuttle's work at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1975) and his various collaborations with poets of the New York SchooIn the first of the two extended conversations that comprise How I Became a Painter, Winkfield (born 1944) reminisces about his student days in Leeds and London in the 1960s, and his early activities as an artist, writer, editor and translator; the second conversation focuses on Winkfield's life after he moved to New York City in 1969, including his decisive return to painting (prompted by the notorious survey of Richard Tuttle's work at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1975) and his various collaborations with poets of the New York Schooin Leeds and London in the 1960s, and his early activities as an artist, writer, editor and translator; the second conversation focuses on Winkfield's life after he moved to New York City in 1969, including his decisive return to painting (prompted by the notorious survey of Richard Tuttle's work at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1975) and his various collaborations with poets of the New York Schooin the 1960s, and his early activities as an artist, writer, editor and translator; the second conversation focuses on Winkfield's life after he moved to New York City in 1969, including his decisive return to painting (prompted by the notorious survey of Richard Tuttle's work at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1975) and his various collaborations with poets of the New York Schooin 1969, including his decisive return to painting (prompted by the notorious survey of Richard Tuttle's work at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1975) and his various collaborations with poets of the New York Schooin 1975) and his various collaborations with poets of the New York School.

There is also little urgency or decisive economic mechanisms in the document's language about moving toward new ways of producing energy.

Of course things should move faster and more decisive (although at least here in Germany some people already claim things move too fast) but politics always tends to be notoriously slow on the uptake.

Serious funding of around # 750m has been made available for a decisive move online — with the Ministry planning to recoup a good part of that from the sale of courts which will be freed up in consequence.

If A&O got the ball rolling within the magic circle — when in 2006 it linked pay for senior associates with individual performance — it was Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer that made the most decisive move, with its overhaul of both its associate career path and salary structure to avoid reference to PQE, effectively consigning associate lockstep to the archives.