How to pronounce “decisively” in English

The French will decisively win both of these battles.

more promptly and decisively on national security matters than Congress or the courts the president occupies a

nation wishes to act decisively against global warming uh the tool is there right now to get started so this has

and the Obama administration Justice Department declared decisively, that is settled law

And he was defeated publicly and decisively each time.

Sometimes I alter them fairly decisively.

One, the courts ruled decisively,

'So is my time,' I stand up decisively.

-- your kills in Halo, but you never decisively beat people.

But once you get outside the South, the differences sharpen pretty quickly and decisively, and you really don't see sweet tea in a lot of soul food restaurants.

But there's a later point in the book's development where that was underlined more decisively.

During that period, I argue, Roman conceptions decisively shaped arguments about civil war-- about its normative and legal definition,

I think it was more, but it's difficult to decisively determine that from the source material I could find.

And I asked people there-- just as I asked you-- and the answer spilled out just as rapidly and just as decisively.

So when she came to an applicant who have given the benefit of every doubt fell decisively short, she was relieved.

And there are two things politicians hate more than any other, and that's being defeated publicly and decisively.

of the planet, Manhattan meant that we had to act very quickly, very decisively to make tough choices, to get them right immediately based upon imperfect and ambiguous information.

If America doesn't decisively manage these tides of change

Yes, Clinton and Blair started it, but they moved faster and more decisively because of Bush.