Sentence examples for be determined by reference from inspiring English sources

The amount of liability may also be determined by reference to a statute.

He argued that changes in MPs' pay (which he judged to be 10% too low) should be determined by reference to annual movements in average public sector earnings.

Government policy in Britain clearly cannot be determined by reference to how it might impact on other countries, rather than by a proper examination of needs at home.

But the debt commitment letter also has so-called sponsors' language – a requirement that what is customary in this context be determined by reference to the customary financing terms for the buyers and Clear Channel.

1. Russell and Jones did exchange letters sometime between 1909 and 1911, although only Jones's side of the correspondence is preserved (the letters are dated in month-day format, and the precise year cannot always be determined by reference to external events), so Russell clearly knew of Jones herself, if not her work.

Next, he held that the proviso applies both to the power of courts and individual justices to issue the writ, and that the scope of the writ was to be determined by reference to common law.

Sontheimer suggests that the cult of Khandoba is at least older than 12th century, which can be determined by references in Jain and Lingayat texts and inscriptions.

Because the dependence of the PL intensity on the excitation density can be easily measured for a given UC PL peak, the UC QY for a given peak at any excitation density can be determined by referencing to a quantified UCQY at one particular excitation density.

Fairness is determined by reference to whether arms' length bargaining occurred, something that appeared to happen here.

Medical and nursing staffing was determined by reference to ED staffing records.

EBG and XN activities were determined by reference to each standard curve followed as protocol.