"One piece of data may very well be a factoid, of some but not determinative significance," Grossman said.
"One piece of data may very well be a factoid, of some but not determinative significance," Harvey Grossman, legal director at ACLU Illinois, told The Huffington Post in an interview in June.
"What is a significant but not determinative factor in other states," Professor Dow of the University of Houston said, "basically in Texas is the whole ball of wax".
I guess you've got to believe that, at the margin, he would be somewhat helpful, but not determinative necessarily.
"The key," he said, "is studying the similarities and differences and understanding that history is informative but not determinative".
Tristram Stuart, author of Waste: Uncovering the Global Food Scandal, said: "Since when does the CPS make a decision about public interest based on the interests of a large company?" A CPS spokesman said: "Representations made by Iceland were relevant, but not determinative".
The Republican vote was "definitely not determinative of whether or not Clinton won those states," said Professor McDonald.
Why isn't that clear evidence that it's unconstitutional?" A lawyer for the federal government, William M. Jay, said a statement on a Web site was not determinative of the purpose of a law enacted in 1998.
"Whether the regime is doing better or the opposition is doing better is frankly not determinative of that outcome because the outcome requires a transition government," he said, referring to efforts to negotiate a political settlement.
