Examples of using Decisive element in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Finally, color is another decisive element.
The decisive element in the equation is not the intrigues at the top but what happens on the streets.
Mobilization of the people will be the decisive element.
The decisive element is to focus on the activity and its integration in the value adding chain.
We must talk about it even more,because it is a decisive element.
Imports are not a decisive element in maintainingequilibrium on the EU pigmeat market.
I have come to the frightening conclusion that I am the decisive element.
The decisive element is the movement of the working class, which is taking direct action from below.
The explicit dependency of an institution that he created andran would be a decisive element in this respect.
The decisive element to recognise the figure of the Messiah King is above all justice and love for the poor.
Theory can and probably will be a material force and a decisive element on arising class conscience and combativity.
The decisive element in the revolutionary equation, that eventually forced Mubarak out, was the intervention of the working class.
In the integration between spaces,the metropolis is the decisive element in the consolidation of all the flows and settlements.
The layout of the meeting rooms in the new Council building, to which the honourable Member refers,is not a decisive element.
Certainly“the liturgy of the word is a decisive element in the celebration of each one of the sacraments of the Church”;
Thus, the results indicate that despite MCS contributing to company performance,it does not appear to be a decisive element.
Within that horizon the decisive element, the spark, was struck by the fundamental experience of the death of Jesus.
For the first time in history, the human mind is a direct productive force,not only a decisive element of the production system.” 6.
Intellectual formation is a decisive element for developing that human culture which helps make people more self-sufficient and free.
It is for this reason that popular piety--purified and duly catechized--may come to be a decisive element in the new evangelization.
We understand that the action to inhabit may be a decisive element in defining about the social subjects in a position of subordination.
The decisive element in assessing in the share holding of a company is whether the operation leads to a change in the quality of control.
Full and timely implementation of the Agreement is a decisive element in the realisation of the European perspective of the country.
A decisive element in the new movement of opposition and struggle is the development and spread of a new general ethos of anti-authoritarianism and anti-fascism that.
As part of the so-called common actions by the European Union the supervision and limitation of arms exports, especially to the third world,must be a decisive element of our common foreign and security policy.
The decisive element in the equation, as our correspondent points out, is the mighty Egyptian proletariat, which in recent years has shown its fighting spirit in a wave of strikes.
According to some estimates, the hard core chavista vote could be around one third, with another one third for the Opposition, andanother one third- the most decisive element- chavista voters who are disillusioned and may not vote.
I said earlier that there was a third decisive element missing. Not just awareness, not just knowledge: there was a third essential thing needed when you dream of changing the world.
As for"decision support," these are the capabilities of merging data collected by sensors and using data integration segments andinformation visualization to provide the decisive element at each level an integrated situational awareness in the theater of operations.
There is a decisive element to consider when analyzing a textbook: how the aspectualization of enunciatees' assumed competence determines teaching practice, adjusting its explanatory and illustrative sequence to previous competence- to be developed- at introductory, basic, or advanced levels.