Examples of using A decisive in English and their translations into Danish
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Score a decisive, nationwide military victory.
Particularly their AIDS campaign was a decisive'success.
Europe could gain a decisive competitive edge here.
But in and of themselves they were not sufficient to guarantee a decisive military victory.
Prof. Elias Moldovan word was a decisive, given the relevant arguments offered.
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The process initiated by the Esquipulas Agreement of August 1987 has thus entered into a decisive new phase.
This is a decisive new element in the process of build ing up trust in East West relations.
Months after the bombing began there was no sign of a decisive military victory.
The EU must say a decisive'no' to the introduction of genetically modified organisms into foods.
Defence companies such as EADS andBAE Systems will be able to have a decisive say in how funds are used.
National parliaments have a decisive and representative role in modern democracy.
With 9,000 men, the Americans killed over 200 British and captured another 260 in a decisive American victory.
We cannot have a decisive and fair Europe unless it is also open and democratic.
And we should perhaps also demand that our Council finally adopt a decisive and resolute position in this situation.
Nutrition is actually a decisive- but often overlooked- factor when it comes to getting good marks.
That is the only way we can build upon our victory,and turn it into a decisive revolutionary transformation of society.
Industry still remains a decisive economic factor for Europe, although it is no longer the only one.
The historic European Council in Dublin last April on German unification marked a decisive turning point in the Community's history.
Arla is heading towards a decisive new way to organize knowledge and collaboration for 12.000 employees, on a global SharePoint intranet.
Private capital and entrepreneurial commit ment must play a decisive and increasing part in economic reconstruction.
Mr President, I voted against this report by Mr Oostlander, and I am very pleased indeed that Parliament has rejected it by a decisive two to one vote.
Those who choose to turn up will have a decisive say in fashioning the decisions about the future of Europe.
The Presidency signalled its willingness to work in close cooperation with the international community towards a decisive international response to this provocative act.
The European Parliament can indeed play a decisive political role in this most important issue for the European Union and for Europe's peoples.
In official religion-history contexts these cults and the often high-ranking members of their societies are mostly considered as exotic, collateral branches,although they had a decisive, genuine importance in history.
That is what the central banks have just done and it was a decisive and very positive signal, from that point of view.
This is therefore a decisive and a very concrete step that will bring real added value to the construction of a social Europe and of a true Europe of health.
Mr President, Monetary Union, which is to come intobeing on 1 January 1999, is a decisive and irreversible step on the road to European integration.
In fact, Rev. Prof.Elias Moldovan word was a decisive, given the relevant arguments offered:,, Parent, I know you have been in prison, but also Plumbuita.
I think it is time for both the European Union andEuropean Parliament to declare a decisive'no' to this dangerous nationalistic policy, while there is still time.