The phrase "all the decisive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to all decisive factors or elements in a particular context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "In the end, all the decisive factors led to the team's victory."
Alternatives: "all the critical" or "all the determining".
Thus, all the decisive acts of God are accomplished "by the Father in the Son, through the Holy Spirit".
Georgy Zhukov led the Soviet forces in all the decisive battles that decided the outcome of the war on the Eastern Front.
The early work, between post-Impressionism and Symbolism, and above all the decisive period from 1910 to the 1920s, when Mondrian tried his hand at Cubism before becoming increasingly abstract, is perfect.
Clijsters lost her serve seven times and Stosur lost hers eight and, most important, failed to hold serve at all in the decisive third set.
And there is little proof from the results of the election that urban turnout over all played the decisive role in swing states like Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia or Wisconsin, where Mitt Romney lost in Mr. Ryan's suburban home district.
It was fitting: Arjen Robben, the Dutch wing who had been roundly criticized for struggling in the biggest moments, starred in the most critical sequence of all, scoring the decisive goal for Bayern in the 89th minute and lifting the Bavarians to a 2-1 vintory in front of a crowd announced at 86,298.
Instead of limited battles, we have entire nations swept up together in ideological or nationalist crusades: the long line of misery that led to "the war to end all wars," "the decisive ideological struggle of our time," and so on, each designed to use maximum violence to end violence in the world, with predictable results.
Furthermore, to deal with this new design deploying triangular electrodes, we have analyzed all the necessary decisive factors including fluidic constraints to ensure safe droplet movements and other modular operations together with mixing and routing.
Those were the moments she wanted to be living all the time, decisive moments, moments when she was doing life justice".
The new power women exercise within the mafia makes their testimonies all the more decisive when they choose to become informants.
It is time for us to return to Paris: We cannot rule out the possibility that we have just witnessed one of those events that Nietzsche said arrive on the feet of a dove but that sometimes are all the more decisive for their quiet approach--and we want to deliver the news without delay.
