Sentences with phrase «decisive contribution»

However, he is adamant that the midfield battle will be crucial to the outcome of Sunday's game, and believes that the visitors will have to focus on stifling Ozil's ability to dominate a game and make decisive contributions.

This followed decisive contributions in Saint - Etienne's opening two fixtures as the Greens have emerged as one of the early pace - setters in Ligue 1.

Indeed, the Armenia international currently leads the division's assists chart, and only Robert Lewandowski and Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang have made more decisive contributions.

The Amos (1955) and Henry - Thomas (1976, 1984, 1986) donations were also decisive contributions to the Museum's identity.

Curated by Konrad Bitterli and Andrea Lutz, the exhibition offers a distinctive counter to these representations by showcasing decisive contributions made by contemporary women artists which present renewed ideas on the image of women and their representation within the art canon.

For decades, these conglomerates have made decisive contributions to economic growth, and the government, in return, has granted them numerous benefits and privileges.

In sharpening this important and profoundly countercultural movement's artistic focus, Catholic patronage could make a decisive contribution to the realization of its spiritual possibilities.

Although the hosts produced a few scary moments for their rivals, it was Richards to made the decisive contribution in the opening 45 minutes as he sent his effort low into the bottom left corner to give the Villa fans a reason to smile.

Had chances to make a decisive contribution for his team, but was unable to add a telling final touch which could have had an impact on the result.

According to TMW, United scouts were planning to watch Dybala in action this evening, and the 24 - year - old certainly gave a decent audition to the Premier League giants with this decisive contribution in such a big game.

The Portuguese striker didn't find the net during the final — at least not from open play — but ultimately made a decisive contribution as he scored the winning penalty during the shootout.

There is simply no denying Wilshere's talent, and as he displayed at the back end of last season for Arsenal as well as in England's win away at Slovenia last June, he can make a decisive contribution for both club and country.

Despite his troubles last week, was given 30 minutes but wasn't able to offer a decisive contribution.

Eden Hazard made the decisive contribution with a memorable solo goal eight minutes into half - time, showing agility and impressive dribbling skills leaving a trail of Arsenal players in his wake in a run from the halfway line before beating Petr Cech.

However, he can appear on a different wavelength to his teammates, and his decisive contributions — he managed just one goal and one assist this season — remain limited.

But the decisive contribution came from Juan Mata — a sublime talent, who looked as though he might be on his way to being bombed out of a second major club in the Crash, Bang, Wallop League.

If he can still come through and make a decisive contribution to changing the flow of a game for his side, that may enough for Liverpool and their fans.

Historically, decisive contributions to humanity's collective knowledge have often occurred as a result of borrowing and exchanges.

Editor's Note (10/3/17): This year's Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Rainer Weiss, Barry C. Barish and Kip S. Thorne «for decisive contributions to the LIGO detector and the observation of gravitational waves.»

Plasmonic components could make a decisive contribution to this end.

The two researchers are jointly honored «for their decisive contributions to the field of immunology and, in particular, for obtaining antibodies of major therapeutic value,» the Prince of Asturias Foundation announced yesterday.

(Inside Science)-- The 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to three American physicists «for decisive contributions to the LIGO detector and the observation of gravitational waves.»

He is one of three scientists who won the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics for decisive contributions to the LIGO detector and the observation of ripples in spacetime called gravitational waves.

To this end, the Auto Start Stop function, intelligent thermal management and many more efficiency - enhancing measures make a decisive contribution.

The intelligent use of high - tensile and ultra-high-tensile multi-phase steels makes a decisive contribution to safety standards in the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer, while also helping to keep the vehicle's weight down.

This makes a decisive contribution to the exemplary aerodynamics of the new 911 GT3, which combines low air resistance with even more power.

These are able to absorb high forces, thereby making a decisive contribution to occupant safety in the event of a rear impact.

The AMG SPEEDSHIFT MCT 7 - speed sports transmission also makes a decisive contribution to fuel economy: a wet start - up clutch running in an oil bath replaces the previous torque converter.

The emotive sound of the exhaust system makes a decisive contribution to the sporty driving experience.

In the 1980s they made a decisive contribution to furthering the success of the brand both in motor sports and on the road.

The partnership with well - known German and international publishing houses (e.g. Aufbau, C.H. Beck, Bastei Lübbe, Allen & Unwin and Tor) makes a decisive contribution to Skoobe's success, ensuring a high - quality and unique product.

The award is meant to honor an international artist whose works «have made a decisive contribution to the advancement of contemporary art» and «whose ideas both challenge and provoke us,» writes Joachim Vogt, chairman and chief executive of Hugo Boss in the exhibition catalogue.

The Minus - Objects — a blow for freedom in the art system at that time — were a decisive contribution to Italian Arte Povera.

A building block based on the importance of culture would make a decisive contribution to the Indigenous Affairs priorities of the Australian Government in ways which may not be currently considered explicitly by the IAS and the Closing the Gap Strategy.