Examples of using This decisive in English and their translations into Russian
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This decisive period might be a longer phase.
My country welcomes this decisive step.
This decisive battle will bring back the imitative to the German Wehrmacht.
However, John does not name any special place for this decisive battle.
The Lord's design at this decisive moment was to glorify his Son Jesus in an exceptional manner.
In 1996 the monument was built as a memorial to this decisive battle.
At this decisive moment, the Sisters of Mercy welcome the Commission's priority theme.
We share the satisfaction of all other Member States at this decisive moment.
In this decisive hour the enemies of the cross will realize what they had always suspected but refused to believe.
Two years hence, it is incumbent upon us to reflect on how to revitalize this decisive initiative.
This decisive signal will spell the end of the struggle for world dominion and bring about the completion of the mystery of God.
Author of an excellent appearance in Reykjavik, Wissam Ben Yedder should have a say in this decisive match.
Mr. President, we look to you for leadership in this decisive period and offer our steadfast support.
It is upon the Belgrade authorities, along with the Kosmet Serbs,to get maximum out of it at this decisive moment.
May her efforts be crowned with success,especially at this decisive, dangerous and sensitive turning point of history.
At this decisive moment in the Conference on Disarmament I would like to assure you of the full support of the Swiss delegation.
Mexico is convinced that the will of States is the key to this decisive moment in this new stage of Security Council reform.
This decisive circumstance is only mentioned in one sentence stating that the complainant's statement has not been confirmed.
The European Community andits member States welcome this decisive step, which will contribute to the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons.
This decisive signal will spell the end of the struggle for world dominion and bring about the completion of the mystery of God.
Mr. DEMBINSKI(Poland): Mr. President,let me first salute you as President of the Conference on Disarmament at this decisive moment of its new session.
It is vital that this decisive electoral autumn show beyond doubt that modern democracy has taken root in the western Balkans.
I also praised the work of the office of the National Counsel for the Defence of Human Rights, and called for national andinternational support in this decisive stage of its consolidation.
At this decisive moment, the Security Council is becoming the centre of attention, like a magic crystal ball in which one can discern the future.
Mr. President, I wish you all success in your difficult task at this decisive moment and I appeal to all delegations to support your efforts in a spirit of compromise and cooperation.
At this decisive moment of the transition, we renew our appeal to the international community to visit us to observe the holding of the elections.
We are committed to taking an active part in this decisive stage of consultations and preparations in the lead-up to the summit to be held in September 2005.
To the governmental and non-governmental organizations and friendly countries that, with their support, have contributed to the efforts of our Government, we express our deepest appreciation, andwe urge them to continue to lend their support and cooperation at this decisive stage in our democratic process.
This decisive action is largely determined in the near future Mansurov bridging role between the artistic avant-garde and the Commissariat of Education, headed by Lunacharsky.