Examples of using Decisive issue in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Her lack of consent was not the decisive issue.
And“the decisive issue is the overall moral tenor of society.”.
My enthusiasm for Agenda 2000 is limited on one decisive issue.
However, another decisive issue needs to be considered in this line of reasoning.
But in open-ended surveys usually less than five percent say it is the most important or decisive issue for determining their vote.
That is the decisive issue. We are prepared to reach an agreement with the Council.
Cyprus will, of course,be a decisive issue over coming months.
Â[A]nyone who works for the sanctity of marriage and the family will always be fought and opposed in every way,because this is the decisive issue.
There are two decisive issues in this context: Democracy, and Development.
Over time, similar episodes have involved a great effort to ensure transparency in decisive issues on the role of drugs in preventing and curing diseases.
Therefore the decisive issue is, President of the Commission, whether we have enough time.
The middle way consists in using complete rigour in essential and decisive issues and complete flexibility in things of secondary importance.
Madam President, I, too, would like to speak solely on the issue of agriculture,the Union's most important financial policy and the decisive issue in Agenda 2000.
These are important steps, but the decisive issue is the overall moral tenor of society.
Don't be afraid, because anyone who works for the sanctity of marriage and the family will always be fought and opposed in every way,because this is the decisive issue.
Solomon's request remains the decisive issue facing politicians and politics today.
However, insofar as the JCR concentrated its entire political energy on adventurist actions and declared the students to be the revolutionary avant-garde,the Pabloites evaded the most decisive issue.
I suspect that this will also be the decisive issue for the Commission when history judges it one day.
On the decisive issue of rectifying the devastating fall in living standards of the working class and of the poorer layers of society, a Left government ought immediately to apply the following measures: a.
The choice of arbitral institution can have a significant impact on the structure of the arbitration proceedings andis often relevant for decisive issues such as the appointment of, and challenges to, arbitrators.
There is, in my opinion, one decisive issue, that of the Delors White Paper, which we should have supported more than we did.
The key components are opening up the whole network and separating functions, as Mr Jarzembowski has rightly pointed out. However,there is also the crucial and decisive issue of levies.
In our times,humanity is facing problems that transcend the decisive issues put forward by Bolívar as essential for the lives of the peoples of our hemisphere, which unfortunately were not timely resolved, as he had wished.
There is other problem is fundamental in the planning of these large shopping malls and that, next to the unpredictability of the behavior of variables,constitutes a decisive issue of their future economic viability.
Reminders The representativeness of trade unions is a decisive issue, since it grants or denies the right to negotiate and conclude agreements, both at the level of the enterprise and in collective agreements or national inter-professional agreements.
In order to promote a more balanced development process worldwide, it is also vital to conclude the Doha negotiations,which give priority to decisive issues for developing countries such as the liberalisation of international agricultural markets.
The decisive issue is that we must make changes in Europe's current fragmented patent landscape, with the aim of drastically reducing consultancy, procedural and translation costs, which are a particular burden on small and medium-sized enterprises.
The rise of modern industry caused the old social structures to collapse, while the growth of a class of salaried workers provoked radical changes in the fabric of society. The relationship between capital andlabour now became the decisive issue- an issue which in that form was previously unknown.
The decisive issue for Article 1 of the Merger Regulation is to measure the economic strength of theundertakings concerned as reflected in their respectiveturnover figures, regardless of the sector where suchturnover was achieved and of whether those sectors willbe at all affected by the transaction in question.
Today, a good five months before the Members of this House bid one another a final farewell and head for the campaign trail, it is a question of identifying what is feasible andtackling this together, so that on such a decisive issue as protecting the Union's financial interests we do not have to go before our electorate empty-handed.
