Sentence examples for a determination from the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kucherena, speaking to a crowd of reporters, said he had been trying to get a determination from the migration service.

The high court in Lahore, where Mr. Davis is under arrest, has requested a determination from the Foreign Office on Mr. Davis's status.

And while a new survey will not tell a prospective buyer whether an improvement like a deck is legal, it does give the buyer's lawyer the information he needs to obtain such a determination from the local building department.

"We do not have the authority to tell them cease and desist, but I said I think it would be wise to wait until we have a determination from the attorney general," Dr. Scott said.

Stephen M. Wolf, the chairman of US Airways, and Rakesh Gangwal, its chief executive, told employees yesterday that their "fiduciary duty" required them to get a determination from the Justice Department rather than relying on United's opinion that it would not go through.

That due process would have to begin with a determination from the Department of Justice that Gülen was eligible for extradition, after which the cleric would be allowed hearings in federal court to determine whether the evidence against him constituted probable cause for that extradition.

And director of rugby Conor O'Shea is determined to improve on last year's trophy-less season and says there is a determination from everybody at the club to do so.

And how can nuclear jockeys make such a determination from afar?

Since then, some companies have converted to cash-balance plans, but they have done so without the certainty that comes from obtaining a determination letter from the I.R.S. that effectively blesses the structure of the plan and certifies its tax-exempt status.

The corresponding author received a determination letter from the IRB stating that the project did not constitute research because its purpose was to generate a consensus rather than generalizable knowledge.

He won a favorable "determination" from the EEOC, and the school board revised its policy.