Sentence examples for a decisive step for from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, also the number of 'new' LTBIs would decrease, a decisive step for eradication of tuberculosis.

This is a clear evidence that the authorization process was, and still is, a decisive step for the construction of a new plant for renewable energy generation.

The data shown in Figure 2 emphasise the absorption of capecitabine as a decisive step for the interstitial tissue kinetics of capecitabine and its metabolites.

And as Pride so movingly demonstrates, the episode, though not sufficiently recognised at the time, ultimately proved to be a decisive step forward for gay and lesbian rights.

Our results represent a decisive step in this way for the Guiana Shield area and contribute to fill one of the major shortfall in the knowledge of tropical forests.

BRUSSELS — Stock markets and the euro dropped Thursday as investors registered worries that a meeting of leaders of the 17 euro zone nations Friday would not pave the way for a decisive step to end their debt crisis.

The proposal to "renationalize" decisions on GM crops, stalled for years, took a decisive step forward on 3 December, when negotiators representing the European Parliament and national governments agreed on a joint version of the bill.

The question is whether the deal reached Thursday for another Greek bailout, this time valued at $157 billion, and relief for Portugal and Ireland is a decisive step to calm Europe's financial storm or simply postpones another reckoning for the weakest southern European economies and the euro itself.

Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta welcomed the agreement in Rome, saying: "The news arriving from Berlin overnight of a decisive step forward over the programme, the deal for a grand German coalition, to me seems to be positive news because a lot of time has passed and I believe that there is a need for a German government as soon as possible".

For these reasons, defining the conditions for successful long-term proliferation of embryogenic callus is a decisive step towards the large-scale, continuous production of target tissues for genetic transformation.

They asked the justices to ban life without parole for youths 14 and younger — a decisive step the court should have taken.