Sentence examples for ascertained that there from inspiring English sources
O'Brien had already ascertained that there was no N.C.A.A. impediment to him playing for another school.
Once they ascertained that there was no immediate crisis, they spoke among themselves while waiting for E.M.S.
Israel was careful to emphasize that it had ascertained that there was no Turkish or Egyptian involvement in the incident.
Couldn't the administration have "easily ascertained" that there was no protest, and that the assault did not spring out of a protest?
But as police officers approached it they realised it was not moving and the helicopter crew, using thermal imaging equipment, ascertained that there was no heat source coming from it.
He added that Afghanistan had made progress in involving women at all levels of government and that it could not be ascertained that there were warlords in Parliament since the courts had not proven them guilty.
The shootout lasted no more than 30 minutes, but it took U.S. security personnel several hours to ascertain that there were no additional assailants.
So, the capabilities of various inlet boundary conditions with related modelling methodologies in constructing equilibrium ABL are assessed firstly through cases of ABL flows over uniformly rough terrain, to ascertain that there are no substantial changes in the prescribed profiles throughout the whole computational domain.
Her representative, the guy who gave us the tour of her walled complex and explained the fascinating centuries old rituals, didn't come right out and say it, but it was easy to ascertain that there's trouble in the Rain Queen kingdom.
This might be a reason to strictly adhere to some observation time after ablation, and to ascertain that there is no more slow pathway conduction after this time.
For application of the 'C' prefix (indicating a 'complication'), the coder must ascertain that there was no evidence of the condition existing prior to admission; the C-prefix is used only for a diagnosis arising after admission.
