Sentence examples for determination to dispose from inspiring English sources

"We are extremely disappointed by Mole Valley Council's determination to dispose of a vital community asset and to allow building on adjacent green belt fields," the spokesman said.

The first articles of both Covenants ascribe to all "peoples" the right of self-determination, the right freely to dispose of their natural wealth and resources, and the right not to be deprived of their means of subsistence.

The Supreme Court in the judgment under discussion tends to emphasize the fact that places the individual as the author of his/her own choices regarding health, enhancing the right of self-determination in both its positive and negative meaning, and the capability to dispose of him/herself preventively and not contextually to the onset of the disease.

Nuclear waste is difficult to dispose of.

He wanted to dispose of his dread.

"A determination by a court that the school district acted reasonably in relation to these complaints" in the context of Title IX, Justice Ginsburg reasoned, was probably sufficient to dispose of the parents' Section 1983 claim as well.

"And you have to dispose of it".

Now he wishes to dispose of it.

Or were they unable to dispose of what they made?

I need a place to dispose of my many hats.

The Virginians had surplus slave labor to dispose of.