Sentence examples for as its determination from inspiring English sources

The deployment of soldiers indicated the government's concern about the latest violence, analysts said, as well as its determination that Rio's notorious gangs would not be allowed to prevail.

Quite how the Academy has managed to overlook a man who has been one of the defining influences on film music for the past 40 years must remain as bewildering as its determination to equip Tom Hanks with a shooting gallery of statuettes; but Morricone wasn't the only one who felt that his luck must surely be in on Oscar night 1986, when his score for The Mission was nominated.

The intrinsic efficacy of caffeine, antagonist vs inverse agonist, on the A2AR is thus under intense debate as its determination would have critical consequences not only for understanding the mechanism underlying the antiparkinsonian action of this drug but also for designing new PD pharmacotherapies.

It has been successfully used as an indicator electrode for the potentiometric titration of Cd2+ against EDTA as well as for its determination in wastewaters.

The government has hewed toward its version of events, saying it will enact reforms at its own pace even as it signals its determination to crush the uprising.

But in taking on Mr. Gingrich as well, it is underscoring its determination to play an active role in the opposing party's primary.

Otherwise this would invite questioning of its refusal to deal with Hamas, undercut its effort to undermine the recently agreed Palestinian national unity government supported by Palestine Authority President Mahmoud Abbas as well as Hamas, and derail its determination to choke Hamas by blockading Gaza.

The international board has aroused concern in Europe because it is not now accountable to elected politicians in any way, as was shown in its determination to stick with its derivatives standard in the face of strong political opposition and arguments that changes in rules should not be made without a consensus among those affected by a change.

It cited the hiring last January of Stuart Levey, a former top U.S. Treasury Department official, as chief legal officer, as evidence of its determination to change.

The party is spinning the case as proof of its determination to keep cadres clean, with state media saying it shows that no one is above the rules and treating it as an isolated case.

Similarly, the object a red (thing) [ein Rotes] is just red, has only red as its nuclear determination, and can, therefore, be called a "simple object", with simplicity being one of its supervening extra-nuclear determinations (another is being-incomplete).