Examples of using Decisive influence in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) Acts which enable decisive influence to be exerted.
The UNHCR guidelines thus have no decisive influence in themselves.
The Mexican crisis had a decisive influence on this exceptional result.
In theory, the 10 elected members could exercise decisive influence if they worked together and took common positions.
The position of permanent members will have a decisive influence on whether or not Security Council reform moves forward.
In 1311, moreover, King Robert of Anjou granted privileges which had a decisive influence on the development of trade.
There is no doubt that decolonization had a decisive influence in redefining the contents and scope of contemporary international law.
Augustine was sent to convert the descendants of those invaders, and eventually became the decisive influence in Christianity in the British Isles.
Indeed, it would be able to exercise decisive influence on peace in the Taiwan Strait and the security of the Asia-Pacific region.".
Without prejudice to the progress made over the past 10 years, the military retains a decisive influence in the conduct of public affairs.
Furthermore, the General Manager has a decisive influence on the appointment of managers of both the radio and TV branches of MRTV.
the way in which organizational, political and economic structures were constituted also had a decisive influence.
There are also many advisory opinions that have had a decisive influence on the progress made in international law since the end of the Second World War.
founded the Gelug sect which would have a decisive influence on Tibet's history.
For me and Yulia- Nossik became part of our family. He had an absolutely decisive influence on my opinions and practices related to the Internet and journalism.
We join the Secretary-General ' s call to Turkey to fully assume its responsibilities and exercise its decisive influence with the Turkish-Cypriot leaders in order to achieve progress.
Very few readers will work steadily through the whole of this difficult book, but it cannot fail to exercise a decisive influence on the development of its subject.
(b) The regional perspective should have a decisive influence, not only because of the costs of travel but also because of cultural affinities and similarities in the legal traditions;
which could have had a decisive influence on the sentence.
Van de Velde spent the most important part of his career in Germany and had a decisive influence on German architecture and design at the beginning of the 20th century.