Sentence examples for decisive to a from inspiring English sources

In a seminar held at the Guardian's offices in London, in partnership with Aviva, participants from academia, NGOs, civil society, corporates and politics explored power dynamics and the issues that prove decisive to a partnership's success or failure.

From (3) we note that since the inverted clutter-plus-noise covariance matrix is employed for weight training, the ability to accurately estimate is decisive to a successful detection.

However, trial in humans is decisive to identify a "hit" as "a real hit"; and this is a good way to assess toxicity and safety.

The accuracy on determining water saturation is decisive to perform a realistic evaluation of hydrocarbon reserves and critical to reduce the economic risks in the oil industry investments.

This insight is decisive to create a basis for development of new causal therapy modalities.

That would show an early and decisive commitment to a truly democratic election.

He might find in them the decisive spur to a resolution that grants Palestinians a state in peace and security beside Israel.

This was a truly decisive response to a 2-0 defeat by Arsenal last Saturday.

It is suggested that the anatomical structures which mediate consciousness evolved as decisive embellishments to a (non-conscious) design strategy present even in the simplest unicellular organisms.

It was a swift, decisive end to a once-bright political career.

The agreement represents a decisive response to a growing need for effective, professional, international peacekeeping in regions of conflict.