Sentence examples for determination to lay from inspiring English sources
The very first line of the Treaty of Rome speaks of a determination "to lay the foundations of an ever-closer union".
The changes announced on Saturday reflect the group's determination to lay the shambles of 2013 and 2014 to rest and carve a successful future.
England's determination to lay down solid platforms by eschewing risk in the first 30 overs has been largely successful with Jonathan Trott and Alastair Cook both passing 50 twice and Ian Bell posting 91 against the Aussies.
"This determination to lie and to protect yourselves at all costs was to become the hallmark of your subsequent conduct".
"These credibility judgments are plainly probative of Herrmann's veracity and could affect a jury's determination as to his willingness to lie to secure a criminal conviction," Judge Guido Calabresi wrote in a two-to-one majority opinion for the panel.
Behind the unsupportable legal claim seemed to lie a determination to make Gazans suffer for the presence of Hamas a prohibited purpose for using military force.
The key to this epigenetic determination of kinetochore assembly is thought to lie in the pattern of histones and their modifications present at centromeric loci.
SDT proposes that when an activity is not intrinsically motivating, behaviour is guided by a variety of extrinsic regulations which are assumed to lie on a self-determination continuum, ranging from those that are more self-determined (or autonomous) to those that are less self-determined (or controlled) [ 32].
Assuming the determination was based on self-reporting, then unbelievers might be expected to lie about it.
This does not mean that the first result in column 2 is guaranteed to lie between 0.671 and 0.685 but that, if this determination of the average of seven measurements were to be repeated many times, about two-thirds of the determinations would lie within these limits.
