Examples of using Decisive influence in English and their translations into Danish
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intensity exert a decisive influence on nature and landscapes
including ensuring that the workers are kept fully informed and given a decisive influence throughout the process.
indirectly exercising a decisive influence on an undertaking, in particular by.
some differences which might have decisive influence on the choice of project.
if the size of the aerosols created during use have a decisive influence.
to the national parliaments' being given decisive influence.
We think it is high time that the Council of Ministers intensified the discussions on the future agricultural policy since it is the Council which has the decisive influence over agricultural questions.
confer decisive influence.
if the size of the aerosols created during use have a decisive influence.
more interrelated undertakings in a group, neither or none of which have decisive influence over the other or others,
The controversy and Geiringer's unpublished reminiscences reveal the decisive influence of Richard von Mises… on both her career
that is to say, decisive influence, and that it is not disputed that Ryanair's shareholding in Aer Lingus does not give it control of that company.
with 44% between them: is that a decisive influence?
Eiges had a proper appreciation of his pupil and exerted a decisive influence on his choice of a career in mathematics.
The entry into economic monetary union will have a decisive influence on the strengthening and the substance of economic and political coordination.
We cannot allow the US authorities to have a decisive influence on the Basel proposals only to not then implement them.
Moreover the Merger Regulation clearly defines control as'having thepossibility of exercising decisive influence' rather thanthe actual exercise of such influence. .
confer ring the possibility of exercising decisive influence on an undertaking.
It is also a reality that is destined to have an ever more decisive influence on governments' external policy choices.
Enlargement of the Community seems likely to have a decisive influence on the development of the common transport policy in the coming years.