Sentence examples for determination who from inspiring English sources

"They can try to have their votes of no confidence, but it's not going to determine -- make the determination -- who serves in my government," Bush said.

What McPherson found was a man of "iron-willed determination" who, despite physical illness, worked tirelessly for the Confederate cause.

There will be plenty of time for voters to make the determination who they're going to support".

Suharto rose from poor farmer's son to five-star army general, then president, a man of quiet determination who came to believe in his own indispensability, historians say.

He creates a character who has wit and determination, who is not stupidly oblivious to the obstacles in his way, just smartly and calmly determined to overcome them.

The Tranquillity house, containing those "committed to indigenous people's right to self‑ determination", who are impressed that Penny is "half-Kogi".

There is no other time in life when self-determination – who am I? What do I want to bloody be? – is so tumescent as between the ages of 15 and 19, and the clever ones will get over it.

In other cases, the perception of being unable to make a decision does not constitute an obstacle to parents' self-determination, who might follow their own instinct and make an autonomous decision, running the risk of being at the mercy of anti-vaccination supporters or old-fashioned and unsafe beliefs.

The study recruited healthy male and female subjects (defined as normal with respect to medical history, physical examination, 12-lead electrocardiogram [ECG], and clinical laboratory determinations) who were 18 45 years of age and had a body mass index of 18 32 kg/m.

Each binding self-determination referendum requires determining who votes, how the vote must take place, and which territory is implied.

Now top management refers the decision to what the Japanese call the "appropriate people". Determination of who these people are is a top management decision.