Sentence examples for determinations about how from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush, according to Mr. Fleischer, "believes that the American people are very wise and that, given the right incentives, they will... make their own right determinations about how much they can conserve......

"Among other things, these changes will mean earlier deadlines for some sections, later deadlines for others and a rethinking of the front page and determinations about how best to meld it with LATExtra," Mr. Stanton wrote.

The companies will continue to make their own determinations about how they handle those government requests and when those requests are disclosed.

"We understand that Congress will make its own determinations about how to respond, but we do not believe that the country's interests are served by congressional attempts to weigh in prematurely on this sensitive and consequential ongoing international negotiation aimed at achieving a goal that we all share: using diplomacy to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon".

"Without more information like slaughter dates and shelf life, it's hard to make a determination about how or where the higher counts came from".

The Sentinel wants one of the nation's leading authorities on head trauma to review the pictures and make an independent determination about how Earnhardt died.

"The goal is to make sure that the Libyan people can make a determination about how they want to proceed, and that they'll be finally free of 40 years of tyranny and they can start creating the institutions required for self-determination".

"I grew up with lesbians and gay men in very important roles in my life, so I must have had to make a determination about how I feel about that, and I also had to recognize that people were different colors and of different national origins.

I think we have the opposite situation in this particular case, where the public health authorities may have information that may be of use and assistance to the animal health community in making some determination about how the disease progressed or the epidemiology of the disease.

A court spokeswoman said the office would make a determination about how to proceed "if the case is filed".

We believe in providing these groups with a great degree of self-determination about how they want to pull themselves out of poverty.