Sentence examples for is decisive that from inspiring English sources

"It is decisive that President Putin use his influence to get the separatists to refrain from violence and intimidation, hand over their weapons and stop the occupations," she said in a speech to parliament.

In general, it is decisive that the magnetization in the magnetic material is aligned perpendicular to the applied magnetic field for an optimal magnetostrictive effect, e.g., if the magnetization in the magnetic material is parallel to applied field, the magnetostrictive effect is zero.

I eat them because I love them (and this, no doubt, had something to do with my invitation yesterday); and because the evidence is decisive that they love me back, by promoting my health.

In order to succeed with this kind of activity center, it is decisive that the nurses are able to tailor meaningful activities and create an environment where the persons with dementia can feel that they are respected and valued.

Since law is established on a strong presumption that persons older than a certain age are competent, whereas younger persons are not, it is decisive that a fixed age-limit for alleged competence is generally in accordance with children's developmental stages.

"If someone chooses to use force, that's decisive, that could end your life.

Alves's stop had been decisive: that was the moment that game, and maybe even the season, might have changed, tilting from Valencia to Sevilla.

In effect, both countries would simultaneously deter a first strike by the other, since a first strike would not be decisive (that is, eliminate the nuclear weapons of the other), and incurring such devastating losses from the adversary's retaliatory strike would be unacceptable.

It was decisive that the Centre Berlin assumed that it could gather problem scenarios and decision-making processes "completely" and quantify them.

The concern, among Afghan and international observers, is that fraud may have been decisive — that it was widespread enough to swing the election.

… it might be decisive that the mitotchondria do not participate in fertilisation, … [they] are replicated rather than procreated … down the generations.y (emphasis added).