Examples of using Decisive element in English and their translations into Slovak
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Decisive elements include.
The Ukrainians are the decisive element.
I am the decisive element in my classroom.
It is at the heart of the Church, a decisive element of her mission.
The decisive element from an international-law perspective is that the particular facts display a sufficient link with the State or international organisation concerned.
The Grand Board of Appeal found that the decisive elements of that analysis were as follows.
This fact has enabled major players, such as China and the United States,to come together at the same negotiating table and to identify and share decisive elements for cooperation.
There are three decisive elements: water, air and temperature.
Therefore, the Court takes theview that the content of the communications was not a decisive element in the domestic courts' findings.
However, there are some very decisive elements on which we need to work in a particular way.
Energy represents one of its main costs- it can amount to up to 60% of a company's operating costs-and is a decisive element in global competition.
The Commission reminds that for evaluations the decisive element must be the quality and professionalism of the entity recruited for the task.
The Opel Performance Center(OPC), responsible for the sporty accents in the Opel model line-up since 1999,is a decisive element in the brand's profile.
The effect of State intervention, not its purpose, is the decisive element in any assessment of its State aid content under Article 61(1) of the EEA Agreement.
When we look, in particular, at today's uprisings of the young generation in North Africa and the Middle East, we can see that, today,an open Internet is that decisive element for moving into the world of freedom.
It is obvious that rhythm has always been the decisive element, far more resistent to the inperceptible changes in the course of the centuries than undergone by the melodic element. .
Cooperation and prior establishment of joint action strategies are, in this respect, decisive elements in the organisation of major sporting events14.
This particular agreement contains three decisive elements: the first relates to the harmonisation of the internal market and is a ban on the trade in seal products on the European Union market.
The perfect command of the French language is today a decisive element in the professional environment.
A decisive element of cleanroom technology when designing new facilities or during reconstruction is the personnel air-lock area, which in itself defines the entire cleanroom gowning area and- if present- the air shower area.
The market does not like this uncertainty, and tries to offer us some decisive elements to assess a hotel or restaurant ex ante.
Experts point out that the decisive element in China's long-term advance is actually its effective development strategy, creating functional symbiosis in connecting the country's comparative advantages with international developments.
It is no accident that the report's explanatory statement begins with an interesting citation:'Rockand roll, culturally speaking, was a decisive element in loosening up communist societies and bringing them closer to a world of freedom'(Andras Simonyi).
The presumed perception of thesign by the average consumer is not a decisive element when applying the ground for refusal under Article 7(1)(e)(ii) of Regulation No 40/94, but, at most, may be a relevant criterion of assessment for the competent authority when it identifies the essential characteristics of the sign.
I want to start with a quote from a Hungarian diplomat in the United States, Mr Simonyi, whosaid that'rock and roll, culturally speaking, was a decisive element in loosening up communist societies and bringing them closer to the world of freedom'.
The following issues were raised: the banking union as a decisive element for a stable system, the loss of faith in the banking system, the vicious cycle of ailing banks and sovereign debt, the balance of decision powers in a banking union and the role of non-euro countries, and the emergency procedure to draw up and adopt the opinion within the time frame requested by the Commission, Council and European Parliament.
We are only now establishing that contrary to the will of the legislator, the Commission or now the External Action Service has never used this instrument in this way,which is a decisive element of the fact that we find ourselves in this situation in North Africa today.
The 21 questions put in the Green Paper concerned the decisive elements of the different forms of alternative dispute resolution, such as clauses providing agreements to go to ADR, the problem of periods of prescription and limitation, the need for confidentiality, the validity of consent, the effect of resulting agreements particularly for enforcement, training for mediators and other third parties, their accreditation and the rules governing their liability.