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They might also be decisive in ensuring the party has its two-thirds majority.
In cases in which several types of organism compete in the same medium for available carbon sources, the operation of coarse controls may well be decisive in ensuring survival.
During the vote, the card readers experienced some technical glitches, but they could prove to be decisive in ensuring the numbers could not be cooked and the views of Nigerians could not be ignored.
While the recent TOR-M1 and possible S-300 acquisition of Russian defensive systems has and could further improve Iranian anti-aircraft capability, Israeli missile and aircraft superiority should be decisive in ensuring the accurate delivery of Israel's nuclear weapons to Iranian targets.
The dilemma pushed him into a wholly uncharacteristic decision to defy the party whips and join a band of 69 Labour MPs, including Roy Jenkins, David Owen and Roy Hattersley, whose votes were decisive in ensuring that Britain joined.
All this means that we should be decisive in our response, and we really should make every effort to ensure that vaccines become more widely available.
Meanwhile, many commentators continue to simplistically overemphasize the country's edge in the English language, which has obviously neither been decisive in brining in high-quality investment nor ensuring sustained economic development since the country's independence in early 20th century.
Khomeini was decisive in creating a Shiite theocracy in Iran in 1979 just as Nelson Mandela ensured a peaceful transition in South Africa.
In private, he was contradicted by Sir Henry Tizard, scientist, Whitehall middleman, and a patriot whose work ensuring that radar was installed around the coastline by 1940, had been decisive in the Battle of Britain.
