Примери за използване на Decisive criterion на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The decisive criterion is the size.
But, for me, this is not a decisive criterion of truth!
The decisive criterion is the choice of location.
Whether an investment is socially desirable is not the decisive criterion for commercial banks.
Speed is a decisive criterion in this respect.
In this regard, the ability of the system to operate in international environments can be a decisive criterion.
Therefore, the decisive criterion is the evidence and proof.
The iRVision system in the unit delivered by FANUC is"also very well matched as a component,which was an additional decisive criterion for choosing FANUC robots.".
The decisive criterion of our understanding of what Scripture means is the mind of the Church.
That question is very similar to the question concerning the decisive criterion in the second plea, relating to the imputation to Portielje of Gosselin's conduct.
The decisive criterion is whether or not the undertaking concerned carries out economic activity on a market.
(17) When applying the definition of'offer of securities to the public', the ability of an investor to take an individual decision to purchase orsubscribe to securities should be a decisive criterion.
Tolerance to cold is indeed a decisive criterion for extending sorghum production areas in northern Europe.
It follows that, as regards the comparability of the sectors in question from the point ofview of Directive 2003/87, the possible existence of competition between those sectors cannot constitute a decisive criterion, as the Advocate General observes in point 43 of his Opinion.
The decisive criterion in classifying allowances as of like nature is the aim pursued by the allowances in question.
Those conditions apply by reference to the donor's registered office or address, since the decisive criterion is that the contribution must come‘directly or indirectly from abroad', as stipulated by Paragraph 1(2) of Law No LXXVI of 2017.
The decisive criterion for the‘‘canonicity'' of a particular hierarchy or local church is for them being recognized by the hierarchies of the other local churches.
Moreover, the fact that the grant of the marketing authorisation relied upon in support of the SPC application required the submission of a complete dossier under Article 8(3) of Directive 2001/83 is not,I would point out, a decisive criterion for the purpose of the grant of an SPC.
In this way Jesus reveals the decisive criterion of his judgment, namely, concrete love for a neighbour in difficulty.
The decisive criterion for the assessment of regional agreements is that, as far as they spend a significant difference between Member Agreement and the states that these agreements are not involved.
Furthermore, the issue of ownership of land is not a decisive criterion for exercising farming activities, as this, for instance, can also be done by tenants of land.
The decisive criterion for establishing the existence of a transfer within the meaning of that Directive is, therefore, the fact that the entity in question retains its identity, as indicated inter alia by the fact that its operation is actually continued or resumed.”.
Indeed, at paragraphs 25, 32 and 33 of the application,the applicant asserts that the assessment of merits is the decisive criterion of any promotion and that it is only as a subsidiary matter, where the merits are equal, that the appointing authority may take candidates' age and seniority in grade or service into account.
It follows that the decisive criterion adopted by the Court to identify the area within which an action falls is not the procedural context of which that action is part, but the legal basis thereof.
In that regard, it is clear from the documents submitted to the Court that the reduction of working hours by half andthe consequent reduction in wages fully satisfies the decisive criterion referred to in the previous paragraph of the present order and must therefore be considered to be covered by the concept of‘employment conditions' within the meaning of clause 4(1) of the framework agreement.
Fourthly, the decisive criterion adopted by the Court to identify the area within which an action falls is not the procedural context of which that action is part, but the legal basis of the action.
The defendants in the main proceedings, on the other hand, argue that,for the purposes of applying Section 5, the decisive criterion is whether, irrespective of the substantive rule of law on which the employer bases its claim, the conduct complained of may constitute a breach of contractual obligations arising from an individual contract of employment, on which it could have relied.
This indicator is the decisive criterion in the ability to cut wood with the lowest cost of resources and at high speed.
The third, and in many cases the decisive criterion is that of the nature and the severity of the penalty with which the violator of the norm is threatened.
Finally, the Court has adopted as the decisive criterion for identifying the area within which an action falls not the procedural context of that action, but its legal basis.