Sentences with phrase «decisive role»

A particularly decisive role in this process is the interactive communication with surrounding tissue cells in the bone marrow.

We often take a prominent and decisive role in negotiations to effect a swift and effective conclusion to fundraising transactions.

The concept of the trifecta is important in state lawmaking because in many states, the governor, senate majority leader, and house majority leader play decisive roles in the legislative process.

Individualism (11) plays a more decisive role for us in all parts of our lives and is, unfortunately, manifest in the way we function in church as well.

The process of clarification will lead to the attribution to God of a more decisive role in creation than Whitehead himself intended.

To play an important and decisive role as a member of a design team and provide strong creative support to different client requirements including increasing social media presence, working on concept design and 3 - D design, and creating a storyboard from the concept stage to the development and implementation stage.

Several of the 47 American vice presidents held decisive roles throughout the U.S. history.

Certainly the Easter event played an important and probably decisive role in convincing his disciples that Jesus was «he who is to come», the promised one, the Messiah.

Now if Jethro, the Midianite - Kenite, never served in such a relationship to Moses, it is difficult to understand how and why tradition (in tendency always disposed to magnify the stature of Moses) would create an account giving so decisive a role not simply to another man, but to a non-Israelite.

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HB2 supporters from McCrory on down dug in, setting the stage for November elections in which the law was expected to play a potentially decisive role, even as the courts continue the process of deciding whether HB2 discriminates.

With Caucus, Rauschenberg pays homage to Castelli's decisive role at the center of the group of artists, art dealers, and critics who together tipped the balance of power and prestige in the art world from Europe to America in the 1960s.

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The chief lesson to be learned, Levy argues, was that the Church hierarchy needed to take a more decisive role in the formation of doctrine.

In that spirit, the US Army has distributed reading recommendations so soldiers and civilians alike are able «to sharpen their knowledge of the Army's long and distinguished history, as well as the decisive role played by landpower in conflicts across the centuries.»

Time and again the Works Council, or Betriebsrat, which holds eight of VW's 20 board seats, has played a decisive role, mobilizing the support of the state government to get its way over the interests of private shareholders.

Vigilante groups initially took a decisive role in turning the tide against the Knights Templar in Michoacan State, which is only 200 miles west of Mexico City.

After declaring, not too long ago, that the government would allow market forces to play a «decisive role» in the economy and promising further financial liberalization, Beijing reacted to the implosion of China's stock markets with a slew of draconian administrative measures.

What ever happened to the «decisive role» of market forces?

The year 2016, which marks the start of China's 13th Five - Year Plan, plays a decisive role in the journey to build the country into a moderately prosperous society.

In a closely fought election that could be crucial, but in an emotionally charged race between Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton it may not play a decisive role.

The government and MPs elected on Oct. 14th will play a decisive role in developing not only the kinds of media available, but also in how Canadians communicate with one another.

«Scapegoat» On Tuesday, the board of Cambridge Analytica suspended its Chief Executive Alexander Nix, who was caught in a secret recording boasting that his company played a decisive role in Trump's victory.

Experts credit Howard's personal leadership for the NFA's swift passage and implementation, arguing that a conservative politician championing the issue played a decisive role in getting both policymakers and ordinary Australians on board.

Sean McMeekin's July 1914: Countdown to War (Basic Books) lays primary blame on Austria - Hungary; Christopher Clarke's The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914 (Harper) and Max Hastings» Catastrophe 1914: Europe Goes to War (Knopf) spread the responsibility around, with both Clarke and Hastings assigning Wilhelmine Germany the decisive role amidst a desperately inept performance by the Great Powers.

This failure, he suggests, then paved the way for a modern, hierarchical reconfiguration of ecclesial authority, in which Church authorities took a more decisive role in the determination of doctrine.

The exact configuration of these matters will play a decisive role in shaping its distinctive identity and ethos and therewith shaping the content of its course of study.

For while, to the popular mind, natural selection conveyed a sanctioning of competitiveness and assertiveness in the interest of survival, to the more specialized mind in psychology and sociology and in the study of religion, it revealed the decisive role of environment and the importance of functional adaptation.

The decisive role was played by Newton:

Holmes shows that the religious convictions of the wives and daughters of the Founders, which leaned in a more orthodox direction, played a decisive role as well.

The electronic information and communication process and order plays a decisive role in the market, subjugating the subjective agency of life on all levels and dimensions.

By the same token, conflict between rival groups within a society may be intensified by differences in their net reproduction rates; such differences may have implications for the tenor of civil life or the composition and character of the national directorate, factors that may play a decisive role in determining the climate for development.

Theology is no longer in the driver's seat, nor do creeds and confessions play the decisive role in the new process.

Everything indicates that the «appearances» have played the decisive role in that they prolonged the manifestation beyond death.

Wherever it is reasonable to posit a single center of experience playing a decisive role in the functioning of the organism as a whole, there it is reasonable to posit a soul.

[23] Beginning with the mathematic contributions of Pope Sylvester II in the 10th century, to the experimental method of Bishop Robert Grosseteste and Friar Roger Bacon, OFM in the 12th and 13th centuries, and the mathematical physics of Archbishop Thomas Bradwardine, Bishop Nicholas of Oresme, andCardinal Nicolas of Cusa, senior churchmen have played a decisive role.

While the Republican party refused to credit Falwell «s Moral Majority with a decisive role in the l980 election, Falwell and his followers have made a difference in a few very close elections, such as the l984 U.S. Senate race in North Carolina between then Governor Jim Hunt, a Democrat, and incumbent Republican Jesse Helms; Helms won with 51.3 % of the vote.

No one can deny the decisive role of economy.

Clearly, he understood himself as playing the decisive role in the consummation of God's purpose; at the same time, however, he refused to detract from his mission by making his proper classification or title a primary matter for discussion.

in Persia Russian counter revolution played and continues to play what amounts to a decisive role, while in Turkey the revolution was at once confronted with a counter-revolutionary coalition of the powers, Russia at their head.

We will assume that God's aim for it, a propositional feeling for which the new occasion is the logical subject and some complex eternal object the predicate, will in every case be prehended and play a decisive role in the determination of the subjective aim of the occasion.

Since Whitehead regards God as the sole ground of the initial aim, he systematically attributes to God the all - decisive role in the creation of each new occasion, although he draws back from so strong a formulation.

In section 1 above, it has already been argued that, without detracting from God's supreme and decisive role, we can think of past actual occasions as also contributing to the formation of the initial aim.

Only a religious ground could account for the decisive role of subjective experience in Whitehead's cosmology, for it is simply ignorance to think that anything like a subjective experience in this sense is present in quantum physics.

The new consensus about Paul played a decisive role in overcoming confessional divides in the Lutheran and Roman Catholic Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification.