Sentence examples for customary determination from inspiring English sources

Claudio Abbado was one of the best-respected conductors of the second half of the 20th century; indeed, when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2000, his career seemed to have come to its term with the century itself, but with customary determination, half-hidden by his modest manner, Abbado pulled himself back from the brink of death to produce another decade of visionary music-making.

Among these goals is to end the backlog of claims by the end of 2013, and Shinseki set about reaching that goal with customary determination, using 2008's new GI Bill as a test.

He has always tackled every situation with his habitual determination and customary pluck".

With his customary aplomb and determination, he left swiftly to join his beloved.

In her version of the Sondheim show business survival anthem, "I'm Still Here," near the beginning of the show, the customary attitude of embattled determination taken by singers was replaced by amazement at the fact that she is actually alive.

But the presidents, princes and kings who lead the 22 member nations of the Arab League are also under exceptional public pressure to produce more at their meeting than their customary words of support for Palestinian self-determination and statehood.

It has become customary to refer to experimental arrangements involving determinations of spin components for spatially separated systems, and to a variety of similar set-ups (especially ones for measuring photon polarization), as "EPRB" experiments—"B" for Bohm.

For the other counties in the eight-state study region, the annual design values used were generally within 0.2 μg/m of those reported by the U.S. EPA using customary guidelines for data substitution and completeness determinations (U.S. EPA 2003b).

Mr. Cuomo's investigation found that the industry database's determination of $72 as "reasonable and customary" might have been an unfairly low assessment of the actual prevailing local doctors' fees.

Hume concludes that it is just this felt determination of the mind our awareness of this customary transition from one associated object to another that is the source of our idea of necessary connection.

International law does not contain a 'horizontal' clause making the applicability of the precautionary principle mandatory; a conclusive determination of whether the principle has attained a customary international law binding status is also not yet possible [29].