Sentence examples for be a decisive period from inspiring English sources
Speaking as EU foreign ministers gathered in Brussels to discuss issues including Afghanistan, Yemen and Iran, Miliband said: "The combination of a new Afghan government and a new focus of the international military and civilian efforts means that this is going to be a decisive period in the Afghan campaign.
The next six months will also be a decisive period for the negotiations aimed at bringing into the EU most of the countries of East and Central Europe, negotiations which the EU has promised it will try to conclude by the end of next year.
A recent surprise visit from her dad in Australia and the promise of spending a fortnight with husband Sam after Auckland has kept her spirits up, but Hewison is fully focused on what could be a decisive period in her career.
Sickness absence is in many ways similar to unemployment; research has found associations between spells of unemployment and later illness and unemployment., The age between 18 and 25 seems to be a decisive period in terms of beliefs about future employability and in many cases, long-term sickness absence becomes an end point where return to work is unlikely.
This is a decisive period that will determine the success of any graft which is implanted in the body.
This is also a decisive period for employees riding the fence on moving, so it's critical to keep them comfortable.
A source close to the separatist movement said there was a great deal of uncertainty among the rebels about what would happen, but that it was clear a decisive period had begun.
