Sentence examples for decisive extent from inspiring English sources
The fact that a conviction was based solely or to a decisive extent on the statement of an absent witness was a "very important factor to weigh in the scales", Bratza said.
The principle was also enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights; under case law of the European court, no conviction should be based solely, or to a decisive extent, on the testimony of anonymous witnesses.The law lords accepted that the problem of witness intimidation was real.
In contrast to Quine, philosophers such as Alfred North Whitehead (1861 1947) in England and David Armstrong in Australia regarded ontology as a core philosophical discipline that cannot depend to such a decisive extent on any other philosophical or scientific study.
On the other hand, however, it has also been possible to further develop scintigraphy to a decisive extent, both 'with refer ence to the test substances applied and in view of the instrumentation.
We do the work, pay the taxes, fight the wars, and -- to a lesser but still decisive extent -- buy the goods and services that keep the whole society running.
The participants were asked to indicate to what extent each of the 14 factors had contributed to the choice of treatment for each patient case (0 = to no extent at all, 1 = to some extent, 2 = to a considerable extent, 3 = to a decisive extent).
Every little detail is important, and if today what appears a small point you can overlook, then tomorrow that can be a great and decisive to some extent.
The amount of stannous chloride (reducing agent) plays a very decisive role in determining extent of labeling.
These results indicate that the presence or absence of functional p53 protein is not decisive for determining the extent of apoptosis in CRCs.
Again, the interests of the child should be decisive in determining the extent to which the grandparent should take over a childrearing role.
