Sentence examples for determination could be from inspiring English sources

That determination could be heard in the voices of many people.

American officials say they asked the Irish to detain all five until a determination could be made about their potential threat.

Without a postmortem exam of I Glance at Chicks, no determination could be made as to whether a pre-existing condition or some other unknown factor might have played a role in his demise.

In the latest twist in the dispute over who has the right to own the suit worn by Mr. Simpson when he was acquitted of murder in 1995, a judge on Monday told Mr. Simpson's former manager to keep the garment in storage until a final determination could be made.

Then, he said, a determination could be made as to whether any effort by the loser to contest such results would jeopardize choosing Florida's electors before the federal deadline, a week before the Electoral College is to meet on Dec. 18.

The whole determination could be finished in 1.25 h.

With the knowledge that the governing minority was not going to endure forever in South Africa, Mr. Boshoff had for years advocated that "white self-determination" could be perpetuated only in a well-defined homeland for whites.

Ms. Borakove said the office had encouraged families to ask for review if they believed deaths were related to Sept. 11, and was preserving the records, so that "if something were to come to light years down the road," new determinations could be made.

The inherent subjectivity of all of these determinations could be overcome by using G-AICs and Akaike weights [18], but no suitable computer programs are yet available for these kinds of tasks.

Among the R. aegyptiacus population tested for which age determinations could be made, evidence of Marburg infection in bats favored adults (24/138) over juveniles (4/86), 17.4% to 4.6% respectively (p = 0.005, Chi-Square test ).

Moreover, the identification of other facile measures that are also predictive of patient outcomes, in addition to assays of circulating CD4 T-cell CD28 expressions, could be useful for clinical management, particularly if these determinations could be applicable to the IPF subjects who do not have significant CD28 down-regulation.