Examples of using Decisive question in English and their translations into Swedish
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This is the decisive question!
The decisive question is: how do we lift our customers
Yes, the army is a decisive question.
The decisive question will be whether or not the new design is too similar to the original work.
This will be a particularly decisive question when elections are held in autumn.
The decisive question is whether or not this is emergency treatment
The question of a just relationship with God is the decisive question for our lives.
But the decisive question is this.
The American aspect of the question can be seen more clearly in its true light against a background review of the situation in the countries of Western Europe where Stalinism is now a burning and decisive question and is the subject of much discussion.
But now we come to the decisive question, namely the THC salary and the effect.
From challenge to opportunity, thus demonstrating the importance it attaches to this decisive question for the European Union's future.
Stewart Martin will address a decisive question for the critical theory
On this decisive question Descartes adopted an unsatisfactory
Making good use, however, means that in this extremely decisive question for the future, policy cannot be made over the heads of the people concerned.
And the decisive question is, where did the radicalization take place?
In the wake of the communication by the European Commission, it has put on today's agenda and, once again, on the European agenda, the decisive question of future industrial policy in Europe,
That's no longer the decisive question, but to prioritize among all the possibilities-
associations representing people's interests, on the decisive question of governance as well as on the progressive opening up to all
The decisive question is whether each party independently has the necessary means as regards assets, know-how and other resources.
That case-law does not, on the other hand, contain any conclusive criteria regarding the decisive question whether a fine should be imposed for a cartel offence
The decisive question we have to ask,
The citizens of Turkey now face the decisive question of whether to accept or reject the results of this election.
The decisive questions are whether our institutions,
Mr President, in addition to these decisive questions, the European Council will be dealing with other matters that are no less important for the citizens.
As far as I can see, the decisive question is this: how can we inject new momentum into this process
Second, as to the size of the market share, the decisive question is not whether a market share is relatively small
Now the decisive question is how the organisation,
ladies and gentlemen, the decisive question in relation to all the economic recovery plans which are being put in place throughout Europe is, of course: who will receive the money?
It stated that the decisive question in the present case was whether the special length-of-service increment provided for in Article 50a of the GG was a loyalty bonus or not and that that question had to be decided in the context of national law.
I cannot find a single instance in these analyses of a sober attitude to the decisive question of the last and crucial Copenhagen criterion,