Sentence examples for is still decisive from inspiring English sources

Besides, results point out that electricity market regulation (e.g. feed-in tariffs) is still decisive for the chance to implement such systems.

While the work of a municipal administration is indeed dominated by 'intellectual and analytical tasks', it is still decisive for the development of a municipality as a whole (with all its social and physical entities) and (hopefully) works for the good of all its citizens.

"We are seeing changes, but it is still not decisive," he said.

"Viewed narrowly, it is still not decisive at the ballot box," said Prof. Michael Nelson of Rhodes College in Memphis, another vice-presidential scholar.

The judge, Baron Huddleston, who makes a poor figure in this story, is now renowned for the ruling disallowing the defense of necessity, which is still the decisive precedent in murder cases.

Although it may seem that the actives play an important role in the performance of FlexX, a property of the decoys is still more decisive, as can be seen in the next section.

The data is still not decisive regarding SLNB in node-positive patients who converted to node-negative after chemotherapy.

However, there is still no decisive evidence revealing that endogenous IAA plays roles in the flower and fruit development in papaya.

In Madrid's Teatro Real, as in other theaters, there are two types of audiences: those who look for groundbreaking work and the more traditional operagoer who is comfortable with the classics and who, for the time being, is still exerting a decisive influence at the box office.

But whether the evangelicals will be decisive is still to be seen.

They gather more frequently now to bury their own, but death is still as lonely and decisive as it had been on the battlefield.