Sentence examples for decisive roles for from inspiring English sources

Since cancer metastasis is the main cause of cancer patients' deaths, antimetastatic treatment studies should play decisive roles for elongation of cancer patients' survival.

However, that alliance plays a decisive role for social change.

George Osborne is seeking to secure a decisive role for the Treasury in overseeing the construction of a new generation of nuclear-armed submarines amid fears that the Ministry of Defence has a poor track record in the delivery of major projects.

Many liberals and Islamists had grown concerned in recent months about the military's increasingly overt effort to preserve a decisive role for itself in politics far into the future.

A third would demand that parties "respect" or "honour" rather than "safeguard" the constitution (adopted in a rigged referendum in 2008, and enshrining a decisive role for the army).

Thaksin himself was publicly respectful of the monarchy, but he clearly began to position himself to play a decisive role for when King Bhumibol would pass from the scene.

The argument, in other words, is that it is somehow "anti-union" to question whether fossilisation of the institutional links between party and the unions, including a decisive role for the latter in the selection of parliamentary candidates, is really in the interests of either.

That truce fell apart, on the eve of parliamentary elections, after the military council spelled out for the first time its intention to preserve a decisive role for itself in Egyptian politics far into the future, elevating itself above civilian control and imposing rules to protect individual and minority rights.

Nani lasted less than half an hour here before he pulled up with a groin strain and Darren Fletcher had played a decisive role for a little less than an hour before going over on his left ankle while shifting his weight on the right touchline.

Her affiliation with the Workers' Opposition a group within the Communist Party (Bolsheviks) that demanded greater democracy within the party and a more decisive role for workers in party affairs won her personal popularity among the general party membership but prompted the Central Committee to attempt her expulsion from the party.

A polarity of the solvent seems to play a decisive role for the macropore formation.