It is a Decisive Word.

It is a Decisive Word.

surely it is a decisive word

surely it is a decisive word

It is surely a decisive utterance

It is surely a decisive utterance

Most surely it is a decisive word,

Most surely it is a decisive word,

And Lo! in the Source of Decrees, which We possess, it is indeed sublime, decisive.

And Lo! in the Source of Decrees, which We possess, it is indeed sublime, decisive.

It is now time for the General Assembly to take decisive action in that regard.

this is indeed a Decisive Word,

this is indeed a Decisive Word,

It is time to make decisive efforts to develop an appropriate verification mechanism for the BWC.

That this (Qur'an) is a decisive word

That this (Qur'an) is a decisive word

Indeed the Qur an is a decisive Word.

Indeed the Qur an is a decisive Word.

this (Qur'an) is surely a decisive Word,

this (Qur'an) is surely a decisive Word,

Indeed, the Qur'an is a decisive statement,

Indeed, the Qur'an is a decisive statement,

China is the best illustration of this phenomenon. It is a reemerging power, not an emerging one, a decisive factor that explains Chinese confidence.

This is crucial now that the assessment of standards is entering a decisive phase.

A century ago, the idea of decolonization sounded just as absurd. Public awareness is as crucial now as it was decisive then.

In our view the distinction between abolition and a moratorium is decisive.

Last but certainly not least there is evident and decisive Afghan ownership.

It is my hope that the decisions they take will enable the United Nations to mark a decisive turning point in its history.

It will also be decisive for achieving further internal reforms and general progress in the country.

Proliferation is a profound danger, which the United Nations must confront in a decisive manner.

It is necessary to recognize that decisive questions in the humanitarian and development assistance sphere, such as financing, do not fall under the purview of the Council.

Improving road safety is undoubtedly a crucial and urgent issue that requires immediate and decisive action.

Article 34 While a securities firm is putting forward investment advice to customers, it shall not make decisive judgment on rising or dropping of securities price or market tendency.

It has happened. After France and the Netherlands rejected the European Constitutional Treaty, Ireland s No vote is the second and probably decisive blow against a united and strong Europe.

But the decisive element is the resolve of States to use this organ of the Organization in a manner consistent with the role given to it under the Charter.

It must ensure an immediate, decisive and rapid reaction to emerging situations of massive attacks on civilians and their livelihoods.

The need for political leadership is so urgent precisely because the prospect of decisive progress is so real and so alluring.

I wish my death had been the decisive one.

I wish my death had been the decisive one.

Although not legally binding, enough members of parliament have said they will abide by the vote's outcome to make it decisive.

That could lead to the suggestion that now is the time to deliver a decisive blow to the enemy.

All of these issues are crucial to the US jobs, immigration, security, energy. But Latin America is deeply troubled it needs decisive, bold leadership at home and imaginative, unwavering support abroad.

And minimizing friction turns out to be the decisive variable.

It would be grave negligence on the part of the international community if it fails to fulfil its obligations towards Somalia in a timely and decisive manner.

The concept of trust is decisive in promoting participation which in turn represents the base for building and reinforcing trust.