This is why German's general election campaign, which leads to a parliamentary election scheduled for September 18th, could be decisive economically as well as politically.Unfortunately Germany's reform programme, known as Agenda 2010, became bogged down after meeting fierce opposition soon after its launch in 2003.
The possibility of a Greek exit, while clearly real, was not seen as decisive, economically or politically.
Though some have warned that joining the customs union could harm Kyrgyzstan's trade relations with China and complicate its standing in the World Trade Organization, which it joined in 1998, Ms. Otunbayeva said a decisive shift toward Russia made sense economically.
Wind can make a decisive future contribution to a climate-compatible and economically feasible power generation system[7].
A day after Mr. Romney's decisive win in Florida, the Republican nominating contest left one economically battered state on and moved to another, Nevada, a place that Adam Nagourney and Jennifer Medina describe as transformed into a major battleground by the economic downturn and the rise of the Tea Party.
In this economically peripheral area, the availability of public seed money for setting up plans was decisive.
Considering the power-heat-transport nexus, integrated models nowadays play a decisive role in providing insight into different flexibility options [25], using excess electricity economically [26], and for meeting climate goals [27].
In this economically prospering region, the strong influence of an environmentally minded civil society and engaged citizens was decisive.
"Family background has the most decisive effect on student achievement, contributing to a large performance gap between children from economically disadvantaged families and those from middle class homes," Abbott writes, citing Murray's book Real Education in the footnote.
