Sentence examples for decisive instruments from inspiring English sources

The decisive instruments in this process are the middle or 'living axioms,' which mediate between particulars and general axioms.

Energy efficiency is a decisive instrument in our energy and climate package.

Throughout the centuries, utilities have been an important and sometimes decisive instrument in human development.

"I believe that my recommendations strike the right balance between preserving the vital role of the House of Lords in scrutinising legislation, and enabling the elected House of Commons to have a decisive role on statutory instruments".

Recent developments triggered by the proposal to designate, amongst others, a large part of the Western European Atlantic a PSSA have brought the instrument to a decisive stage.

A well-developed instrument is of decisive importance for the HRQOL assessment.

They also made a decisive move away from conventional rock instruments to new-fangled synthesizer technology.

Western society in the Middle Ages went through crises that created decisive changes in music and musical instruments.

Participant 2 One nurse stated that the decisive non-verbal communication act "throwing instruments on to the floor" should stop.

The question of test validity is decisive for the acceptance of an instrument and for successful testing.

The psychometric properties of the scale and the similarities between the Belgian and Swiss contexts were decisive in its adoption as an instrument for data collection.