Sentence examples for decisive issues from inspiring English sources

They should certainly not be the decisive issues in the referendum campaign.

In practical terms, nearly everyone seems to agree that economic revival and public security are the most decisive issues in the race.

Marathi nationalism, the demand by some that the state be divided, concern about bad infrastructure in India's financial capital and a series of corruption scandals might all have been decisive issues at another time.

In February, Mr Schröder's Social Democrats (SPD) were pushed into second place by the opposition CDU in a state election in Schleswig-Holstein; exit polls suggested that high unemployment and the budget deficit were decisive issues.

When it comes to the decisive issues for voters in September's independence referendum - the issues which most heavily influence a yes or a no vote, there is one dominant topic: it's the economy, stupid.

The clash between these two different approaches to phenomenology has also been labeled "the realism-idealism controversy" (Ingarden 1929, Avé-Lallemant 1975b) and turned out to be one of the most decisive issues in the history of the phenomenological movement.

This is why the NHS is set to be a decisive issue at the election".

Yet even there it is hard to see Israel as a decisive issue.

Not surprisingly, gay marriage is more likely to be a decisive issue for gays than for opponents.

Meanwhile, the new government had successfully set the terms of debate on the decisive issue – the economy.

The decisive issue for the voters, however, had not been the nature of the future regime but simply war or peace.