This shouldn't be a problem: if I trust a reporter to protect my name in the first place, isn't it logical that I would trust her to make that determination as well?
The Jets could make that determination as early as Friday.
Milorad Dodik, the premier of the Republika Srpska, the Serb part of Bosnia, wants the same right to self-determination as that exercised by Montenegro last year, and possibly by Kosovo soon.
That showed determination as well as punching power.
In the long run, it is determination as much as military power that will make our victory possible.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy's boast about the potential windfall from closing the remaining factory here is rooted in the belief that conviction and determination, as much as economics, sustains manufacturing in America.
In order to better study the cell cell interactions (such as one via Delta-Notch signaling) underlying cell-fate determination, as well as the cellular movements that maintain the VZ structure, we wished to directly observe the morphological changes undergone by such lineage-committed (differentiating) cells.
In this normative capacity, the field is regarded as "the determination, so far as that is possible, of what is right and wrong, good and bad, about the scientific developments and technological deployments of [at first predominantly, but later on not exclusively] biomedicine" (Callahan 1999, pp 276).
Wright laments the tendency for politicians to use words that suggest they cover all things but do not, citing the phrase "Aboriginal self-determination" as one that has been bandied around without being given any specific or defined meaning.
However, while the concession period and project life span are essentially interdependent, most methods to date consider their determination as contiguous events that are determined exogenously.
