Sentences with phrase «make decisive moves»

Satoru Iwata's willingness to make decisive moves to save the company not only revived HAL but also nabbed the interest of Nintendo president Hiroshi Yamauchi.

On the more extreme end, Chinese and South Korean authorities have made the decisive move to halt all ICOs.

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.

The Moss Rose outfit made the decisive move midway through the first half when Marsh beat home keeper Grant Smith to a loose ball and tapped into the net.

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.

Some utilities are making decisive moves away from fossil fuels, and financial giants ranging from Norway's sovereign wealth fund to the Bank of England are hearing murmerings about a potential «carbon bubble».

Forsythe's appointment comes at a time when Scottsdale, Ariz. - based HomeSmart is making decisive moves to expand its brand and high - performing brokerage model nationally, the company stated.

Not exact matches

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.

Van Dijk wasn't having any of it though as he sparked wild scenes of celebrations at Anfield, and he'll hope he can continue to make a decisive impact for Jurgen Klopp's men moving forward.

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.

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.

Both appeared to be moving their party forward incrementally, while at the same time not quite being able to make the decisive breakthrough.

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.

The Academy ought to be making this sort of decisive move toward inclusiveness because, frankly, EVERYONE should be doing it.

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.

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.