decisively

He said the government had moved "decisively" to secure the raw materials needed to "help save British Steel", adding that UK industries depended on the company.

Even 10 years after an Italian court decisively overturned her murder conviction, the stigma and speculation never went away.

She sought to reassure families and businesses concerned about economic turmoil that "we have your backs" and that the government would "act decisively" in the national interest.

That has not panned out, especially in the case of China, so the US is moving decisively away from this world.

The federal government was well aware of it, but for various reasons, it did not intervene decisively and then, of course, Republicans lost those states, and then Reconstruction came to a close.