Sentence examples for a determination that would from inspiring English sources

The jury failed to find that Mr. Alleyne had brandished a gun, a determination that would have required a seven-year mandatory sentence.

The June 2017 report said that the governor of the prison assessed the stability of the jail to be "low" in every week of 2016 – a determination that would have been included in the MoJ controllers' monthly reports.

If the Parades Commission considers that the loyalist event falls within its remit, it could issue a determination that would limit its route, which currently passes the nationalist Short Strand.

However, the judge also held that any benefits given by the corporation to a stockholder to compromise a proxy contest would likely be subject to heightened review for "entire fairness" and good faith, a determination that would likely need to be made at a trial.

Eleanor Roosevelt will always be admired for her sheer presence, incredible honesty in confronting issues, and a determination that would not be denied.

U.S. officials have refused to label Morsi's ouster as a coup, a determination that would legally trigger the cessation of aid.

Prosecutors sought briefly today to allow the jury in the Michael C. Skakel murder trial to consider whether Mr. Skakel committed the crime under extreme emotional disturbance, a legal determination that would sharply reduce any potential prison sentence.

It was just as clear, he added, that a jury now has to make the crucial determination that would turn a presumptive life sentence into a sentence of death.

The image of a young girl remaining in a war-bombed town is symptomatic of the determination that would be a contributing factor for her later literary success.

Boeheim said: "Neither team could get anything done offensively, so it was a matter of will and determination that would decide who won".

She was known as 'Merry Mischief' because of the winning determination that would become her most notable characteristic.