5. Definitive application

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Military victories are never final and definitive.

The definitive treatment is a liver transplant.

Every definitive matter is resolved on it ,

Defendants enjoy the presumption of innocence until definitive sentence.

It is not yet much nor is it definitive.

So its the definitive proof before they remove it.

In 1814, the British took definitive control of the island.

(ii) Draft texts concerning the definitive deep seabed mining regime.

In football, defeat is never definitive, but it is always passionate.

On 17 May 1982, they issued a definitive certificate of acknowledgement.

We are now very close to the definitive eradication of apartheid.

The incidence data are probably more definitive than the mortality data.

But it's imperative that we listen because it's undeniable and definitive.

A multifaceted region has yet to crystallize into more definitive political constructions.

However, none of this changes Cuba's definitive position as regards the Treaty.

These financial resources are used worldwide and are considered definitive by scholars.

quot (iii) Preparation of definitive rules of procedure of the Security Council

As stipulated in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, its arbitration is definitive and binding.

(a) Definitive procedures and guidelines to govern headquarters procurement activities were not available.

Our Government is confident that definitive peace will be restored to our country.

178. It was said that remark 7 might be understood as advice against fixing definitive dates for hearings such advice should not be made since in many cases fixing definitive dates was desirable.

The financial stringencies of the Great Depression put a definitive end to the Policy.

That would put a definitive end to unilateralism in resolving international disputes and issues.

There are no accurate or definitive estimates as to the size of those losses.

There has not been a decade of television without a definitive, dominant TV mom.

Or, as Karl Popper put it, truth is never definitive and error is always probable.

Where definitive diagnosis is required, a biopsy of the kidney (renal biopsy) may be performed.

The Commissioner indicated that he would appreciate receiving a definitive response in the coming days.

It shall become definitive if, after 45 days, no appeal has been made against it.

Furthermore, the concept of nationality was not the definitive legal element that it once represented.

In the Middle East, despite some notable progress, peace is not yet definitive or sustainable.

In South Africa further decisive progress is being made towards the definitive abolition of apartheid.

No one knows. String theory gives us a clue, but there is no definitive answer.

We need a huge and definitive advantage over Giant Mall in sales before I leave.

On that basis, it will be possible to arrive at a definitive structure for the Investigations Division.

He wondered whether recommendation No. 1 was definitive or whether the financial implications needed to be considered.

UNRWA had to continue its work until a just and definitive settlement of the question was achieved.

(e) It is difficult to make a definitive assessment of the current status of international space law.

Resolving this crucial issue would permit the definitive consolidation of stability and cooperation in the South Atlantic.

With the NPT, we have seen definitive and positive trends for the quantitative reduction of nuclear weapons.

We therefore hope that new and definitive measures will be taken to avert such a complex situation.

For Iran, this development would be tantamount to a strategic worst case scenario, bringing about its definitive isolation.

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