Sentence examples for definitively held that from inspiring English sources
"We depend on the courts to make a determination, and they have definitively held that California's greenhouse gas standards are not fuel-economy standards".
"The Supreme Court definitively held that sexual orientation is not merely behavioral, but rather, that gay and lesbian individuals are an identifiable class," Theodore J. Boutrous Jr. wrote the next day to Chief Judge Vaughn R. Walker of the Federal District Court in San Francisco.
For instance, Young holds that Spelman has definitively shown that gender realism is untenable (1997, 13).
There have indeed been, and are, many who hold that divine existence can be definitively proved or shown to be objectively probable.
The Court need not definitively decide whether the threshold question of whether a hiree performs a service for her putative employer is similarly a question typically reserved for jury resolution (as opposed to resolution by the Court as a legal matter) because in this case the Court holds that no reasonable juror could conclude that Uber does not receive service from the Plaintiffs.
Physical vouchers (representative specimens that are definitively identified and held in permanent museum repositories), frozen tissues, and associated data formed the basis for archival collections (9, 11, 18 ).
He added: "I can say pretty definitively that that's not the case.
"So can we say definitively that that statement is not accurate?" asked Baier.
MATTHEW PURDY, deputy managing editor: So you're definitively taking that off the table?
We are moving definitively in that direction.
