Sentence examples for an initial determination from inspiring English sources

In an "initial determination" of a heated Reform Party dispute, the commission voted 5 to 1 that Mr. Buchanan is the legitimate nominee and entitled to the money.

The commission voted to make an "initial determination" that Mr. Sharpton had violated a limit on the amount of candidates' own money they can spend if they receive public campaign finance money, said Robert Biersack, a commission spokesman.

A spokesman for the Contra Costa Sheriff's Department said that an initial determination had been made by forensic anthropologist but that further DNA tests by state investigators were needed.

A19 Moral Victory for Buchanan The F.E.C. issued an "initial determination" upholding Patrick J. Buchanan's claim to $12.6 million in disputed federal campaign funds earmarked for the Reform Party nominee, though the money was withheld pending a final determination.

The company submitted a final report with the pictures of the deformed trout to the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality, which must make an initial determination on the exemption.

A Justice Department review of the federal death penalty cases, begun under President Bill Clinton and expanded by the Bush administration, has found that in more than 75percentt of cases in which a United States attorney made an initial determination to seek the death penalty, the defendant was a member minority, and in half of them the defendant was an African-American.

Under New York law, defendants who are in custody have a right to a quick initial determination about their cases.

In some cases, an explicit initial determination of the IGTV may not be sufficient to cover the target, owing to variations in tumor motion and anatomy during treatment.

The new case, Boumediene v. Bush, No. 06-1195, concerns the "combatant status review tribunals" the administration has set up to validate the initial determination that a detainee is an enemy combatant.

The government offers a substitute: "combatant status review tribunals," which are panels of military officers who review the initial determination that an individual detainee has been properly labeled an enemy combatant.

The history of avian influenza starts with a fascinating look at the domestication of poultry and moves to a description of the first known fowl plague outbreaks in Europe in the late 1800s and a description of the initial determination of the pathogenic agent.