Examples of using Determinative in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Very important but not necessarily determinative.
Bergey's Manual of Determinative Bacteriology, Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore.
Whilst four additional factors were mentioned in the decision,those factors were not treated as determinative.
Janos Eifert(1943-) one of the well known representatives and determinative personality of his profession and art at home and abroad.
Thanks to the knowledge and the spirit of the KÉSZ Group, it is not only a domestic,but also an internationally determinative construction company.
Symphony: A genre for orchestras in several movements which played a determinative role after the development of orchestras, from the 18th century onward.
Those countries who- to use his words- sat in the anteroom of NATO and the European Community as if they were sitting in a dentist's waiting room,have by today become determinative members of the European Union.
The old raw brick walls are very determinative, which are far from the“white cube” effect, that‘s why to exhibit works of this kind is not advantageous in this place.
The‘30s were a highly fertile period in Bartók's life work: Cantata Profana,as a work of determinative spirituality starts the line.
We consider quality as one of the determinative factors of the long term existence and development of our Company and also as the means of increasing competitiveness in the market.
The joint decision referred to in the first subparagraph andthe decision referred to in the sixth subparagraph shall be recognised as determinative and applied by the competent authorities in the Member State concerned.".
But this in effect means the bipartition of a scale, which is of determinative importance in Bartók's life work. It's called the natural scale because it's built up of the relationship between a tone and its overtones.
While children's stated wishes regarding parental contact in contested child custody cases should be considered,they should not be determinative, especially in suspected cases of alienation.
The agreement grants the leaders of Hamburg's Muslim communities a determinative say in what will be taught by allowing them to develop the teaching curriculum for Islamic studies.
When a decision has been adopted by the Commission, in accordance with the first subparagraph, in respect of a third country,that decision shall be recognised as determinative for the purposes of the verification referred to in paragraph 1.
Lampart- one of the eight determinative producers in Europe- has always been successful during its history of nearly 120 years and although it lived through some critical years, it has always remained a company capable for renewal at any time even in hard times.
Central Europe is making good progress with relation to adapting, however, and the countries of Central Europe have developed broaderrelations with the eastern part of the world than many large and determinative European countries”, he explained.
It has been established that age is a determinative risk factor for prostate cancer, since after 35 years of age it is found in only one out of 10 thousand men, while after 60‒ already in every hundredth man, and among those who have reached 75, every eighth man suffers from carcinoma.
This means that even in the case of those who, like Thomas Aquinas, believed in an absolute and double predestination, this doctrine could not be carried through consistently,and could not be made determinative of the rest of their theology.
Public opinion cannot, therefore, play in the Church the determinative role that it legitimately plays in the political societies that rely on the principle of popular sovereignty, though it does have a proper role in the Church, as we shall seek to clarify below.
The decisions referred to in the third and fourth subparagraph shall be set out in a document containing the fully reasoned decision, transmitted to the competent authorities concerned,recognised as determinative and applied by the competent authorities in the Member States concerned.
It will continue to be determinative, partly based on our own performance they can show some independence from the cyclical nature of public or municipal investment, but obviously they can not even separate themselves from the economic environment they are in.
It's important to know as for the series Cathedrals, that at that time, the aim of his program was to replace the abstraction of contemporary aesthetics-which he found physically speaking too determinative- by a more spiritual abstraction.
For the dominant trend in medieval thought, man occupied a more significant and determinative place in the universe than the realm of physical nature, while for the main current of modern thought, nature holds a more independent, more determinative, and more permanent place than man.
Here we should note that the several-hundred-page-long report drawn up by the experts of the Gönczöl Commission set up at the Gyurcsány government's initiative to investigate the 2006 events refers to the phenomenon of anti-Semitism 3 times altogether,not considering anti-Semitic sentiments determinative in the outbreak and development of the crisis.
Regarding the motivations of the vote, the 1961 Convention explainsthat“assessments[from the WHO] shall be determinative as to medical and scientific matters” but immediately backtracks adding that decisions must be taken“bearing in mind the economic, social, legal, administrative and other factors it may consider relevant”[see Article 2(5) and(6)], opening a grey area for the CND.
Besides graphical materials, the mobile versions of the image elements could also be seen, first on the highly successful promotional video we had finalised earlier and then in the interior spaces of the festival venue,where the vibrating presence of the FVF crystals enriched the evening through determinative visual stimulations and by creating awareness of a new brand.
During the work, experts from the Ministry developed 13 strategic documents and17 impact studies based on analysis of determinative areas managed by the Ministry, including strategies for among others the development of the pork and the fruit& vegetable sectors, the preservation of biodiversity, the modernisation of the food industry, conservation, agrarian innovation and rural development tasks for the 2014-2020 period.
In the interests of enabling Hungary, whose performance depends to a great extent on the quality and quantity of foreign investment, to stand its ground in this competition, we must maintain its competitiveness,one of the most determinative elements of which is digital development”, the Minister added.
The Mythology of the Tree stands the tree into a central point as the symbol of Time and the Milky Way. He describes the cultic roots of tree worship, and the roles of the Life of Tree in different cultures, as well as its traditions in folklore and culture history andhe analyzes how determinative power this symbol had on different artists' oeuvre and artworks(e.g. Csontváry).