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Meanings of act decisively in English

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Usage of act decisively in English
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Forgive me but on Monday, we will act decisively against this school!
The South African
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So it has taken a long time, perhaps too long, to act decisively.
The Guardian
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I need the ability to act decisively and with speed tomorrow.
God's gift
4
If we are to save ourselves and our children we must act decisively.
The Guardian
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If communism in Afghanistan was to be saved, Moscow had to act decisively.
Ghost wars
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This is the moment for the country's policymakers to act decisively.
Reuters
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We must act decisively before that alternative is forced upon the unhappy Halfont.
Truxton King: A Story of Graustark
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The nation's angst should have prompted the president to act decisively.
The South African
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Through the kind interference of a stranger, she was enabled to act decisively.
The Lights and Shadows of Real Life
10
Response time, ability to act decisively under pressure, who would take the leadership role.
Fortune's Pawn
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The government must act decisively and reduce the maximum stake on FOBTs to £2.
The Guardian
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He vowed that the party would act decisively in dealing with the disgruntled members.
The South African
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I did act and acquired the evidence which allowed bishop McKiernan to act decisively.
The Irish Times
14
This pandemic requires us to act decisively and with speed.
The South African
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He demanded Cricket Australia act decisively in investigating the incident.
News.com.au
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The first is to act decisively when the trouble starts, and to co-operate internationally.
The Guardian
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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