Sentence examples for a determination that is from inspiring English sources

About 18 bar voting by people under guardianship or who are "non compos mentis" ("not master of one's own mind"), a determination that is often not clearly defined.

The labor agreement allows for teams to remove a player's salary from the payroll if the player retires for medical reasons, a determination that is made by a league-appointed doctor.

But for any tariffs to go into effect, the trade commission must find that the Chinese pricing practices have actually harmed or threatened to harm the American industry, a determination that is not expected until November.

Or it may track you and your friends and pick up audio of your conversations, on your way, say, to protest or vote or talk to your representative, if you are not "specifically identified", a determination that is so vague as to be meaningless.

Although the Commerce Department's decision is final, the tariffs cannot go into effect unless the International Trade Commission finds that the Chinese pricing practices have actually harmed or threatened to harm the American industry, a determination that is not expected until November.

"We need a determination that is unshaken to provide education to the children of Southern Sudan who have lost too many opportunities due to war".

That's a determination that's impressive, but it doesn't attract attention".

Behind the sorrows and longing is a determination that's grounded, implicitly, in tradition.

completely, with a determination that "was almost eerie," as Zetsche put it.

He had a strong face, and a determination that was the most marked characteristic of the man.

John, as he was christened, demonstrated at an early age a determination that was to be a hallmark of his life.