Examples of using Was decisive in English and their translations into Portuguese
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Official/political
Yet I had the feeling that each word was decisive somehow.
His tone was decisive, but so refined that never displeased.
as you know, was decisive.
The spiritist knowledge and comfort was decisive in my life.
To me, that argument was decisive.
American pressure was decisive, as the Holocaust created a new moral argument for the Jewish state.
The support of John by the diplomatic corps in Portugal was decisive to solve this conflict,
Indeed, this organization was decisive to the lay orientation of the state,
The importance of the choice of this type of'mateiro' was decisive for the proper progress of the journey., p.
Another factor that was decisive was the work of the Central Credit,
This synergy was decisive for another innovation- the foundation of the Technology Companies Association(AET),
Fr. Peter Pitura and the Bolivia's confreres was decisive and marked the development of the throughout meeting.
Her presence was decisive in the contact with the population,
Our performance on those three occasions was decisive for normalizing the situation in Haiti, from a security standpoint," he added.
the Vatican's influence was decisive in the order of the Christian world.
Popular protagonism was decisive at the time of achieving the end of the military dictatorship in 1983.
the decision of STO was decisive during the years of the late 1920s.
They did; the ban was upheld, and our contribution was decisive, according to our partners at the CMC.
This was decisive in the search of new sites for the implantation of long-term catheters.
The 20th century was decisive for Brazilian women and their struggle for emancipation
