Examples of using Will be decisive in English and their translations into Czech
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This banquet will be decisive.
The votes of the last two local representatives will be decisive.
So the internet will be decisive very soon?
The first 24 hours of the invasion will be decisive.
The year 2009 will be decisive in the fight against climate change.
Everyone has the opportunity The second round will be decisive.
The next few months will be decisive for Egypt.
I thought it wasn't important, butnow I think it will be decisive.
However, the issue of finance will be decisive, something the Commission itself recognises.
The stars say that the next encounter will be decisive.
Will be decisive, since 2010 is the deadline for setting up a European asylum system.
They will agree to a meeting and it will be decisive.
The stability of Ukraine's budget will be decisive for the social and political situation as well as for the country's future.
Parliament's attitude in this process will be decisive.
This assistance will be decisive in helping Greece to get its economy back on track and will preserve the financial stability of the euro area as a whole.
As Guy Verhofstadt has just said, the mid-term review will be decisive for us.
I believe, Mr Barroso,that your next mandate will be decisive for consolidating this new institutional balance between the Commission, the Council and Parliament.
I am convinced that the European Parliament's role in this debate will be decisive.
You, young people of the student movement, will be decisive in the war between the classes.
That is why I think Mr Swoboda is right:the forthcoming elections will be decisive.
By all accounts, the European Council meeting tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will be decisive for the strengthening of the economic pillar of Economic and Monetary Union.
Our timeliness in providing aid to reduce andweaken all social tension will be decisive.
However, the Treaty of Lisbon will be decisive, as its provisions in this area are sovereign and grant competence to the European Parliament and the national parliaments.
We need to set this in motion immediately,especially in the run-up to the negotiations at the Copenhagen conference, which will be decisive for the future of our planet.
Kosovo is currently in a situation that will be decisive for the future generations of that region precisely with regard to this matter of restoring trust between different ethnic groups.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for this andto express again my conviction that the influence of Parliament will be decisive in the economic governance debate.
Our commitment andthe way in which we handle the situation in Bosnia over the next few months and years will be decisive, not only for the future and security of Bosnia but also for the future and security of the region as a whole.
Not at all, it is just that for once we have graciously devoted our morning to Mr Corbett and Mr Méndez de Vigo and our debate on their excellent report onthe reform treaty which, together with the Lisbon Strategy, will be decisive in shaping the future of Europe.
In a crucial phase for the recovery of the economy, the experience and versatility of this Commission led by José Manuel Durão Barroso, as well as the manifest commitment, competence andrecognition of the great European causes by the Commissioners who were heard in this Parliament, will be decisive in sustaining a united and socially equitable Europe, capable of assuming a leading role in the fight against climate change and reinforcing the competitiveness of our firms by backing scientific research and innovation.
I voted in favour of the European Parliament's resolution on external aspects of energy security because I believe the creation of a genuine common energy policy will be decisive for ensuring the security of energy supplies in the European Union.