Sentence examples for authoritatively determined from inspiring English sources

Then he explained what he meant when he called himself a skeptic, and clarified the distinction between theological issues that have been authoritatively determined by the church and hence are no longer debatable and other issues that are open to debate.

Intelligence officials said they were unable to determine authoritatively whether Mr. Hussein was alive, saying that his videotaped messages and taped broadcasts in recent days were significant but not conclusive proof.

(c) The correctness of an interpretation of the Portal Act, like the correctness of an interpretation of the Fair Labor Standards Act, can be determined finally and authoritatively only by the courts.

But first things first, which means determining swiftly and authoritatively what happened in the predawn hours of Wednesday.

"In large part, that's because their system is so confusing," he said, which "has the effect of making it difficult to determine who speaks authoritatively on what".

Consequently, we need to look for government (in PPP) if we want to determine if indeed the public interest is authoritatively represented.

Save authoritatively to decide it here, there was no reason for granting the writ.

A judgment generally operates to settle finally and authoritatively matters in dispute before a court.

Commonly found in supplements, further studies on this cumulative neurotoxin are required to authoritatively state the upper safe limit.

You could see him talking very authoritatively in the huddle about what they had to do.

"No," said T, authoritatively.