Examples of using Decisive element in English and their translations into Slovenian
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I am the decisive element in this school.
The governance context as decisive element.
I am the decisive element in my classroom.
I have come to the frightening conclusion that I am the decisive element.
Two decisive elements are involved.
Show yourself and others that you donot make compromises when it comes to a decisive element of your home.
The decisive element for the assessment of the ECtHR was the fact that that Ms G.
We are developing into a multipolar worldwhere power can again be a decisive element in rulemaking.
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.
Another decisive element in this occult war is to bring as many people as possible away from darkness and into the Light.
Opel has been part of GM since 1929 andis today more than ever a decisive element for the entire company's innovative power.
An even more decisive element was the foundation of breeders' organisations that connected breeders and lovers of individual breeds.
We certainly need mutual support to communicate and more broadly disseminate the EU's position,which is a decisive element in maintaining our leading role.
(c) Whether all or most of the decisive elements in the supply are performed by a person other than that which enters into the contract?
The Opel Performance Center, responsible for the sporty accents in the Opel model line-up since 1999,is a decisive element in the brand's profile.
The decisive elements of the Transylvanian picture world are the graphic lines, portrait photography, and the relationship between people and the built environment.
In such circumstances,the contra argument that only regular courts may decide on the decisive elements of the state of the facts would be manifestly general and erroneous.
Last but not least, the decisive element was the traumatic feeling that I have experienced when reading the documentary material on The First Exercise for the End of the World, a feeling influenced by my own role and acting in the world of art.
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.
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.
I voted against Amendments 1 and 3, as they propose removing crucial points from the report,thereby depriving it of important pro-active and decisive elements which are needed in order to address this particular issue.
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.
I want to start with a quote from a Hungarian diplomat in the United States,Mr Simonyi, who said that‘rock and roll, culturally speaking, was a decisive element in loosening up communist societies and bringing them closer to the world of freedom'.
(RO) The symbols of the European Union ensure that its identity is asserted andcan be decisive elements in the communication with the public and its emotional attachment to the European institutions.
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.
Serious harm also includes inhuman or degrading treatment, which, according to the Supreme Court, does not exclude the health of an individual if he has limited access to health care in the country of origin. However,this cannot be the sole and decisive element for granting international protection(Supreme Court judgment I Up 245/2011).