Sentence examples for determinations as to from inspiring English sources

The recount commission may make new and independent determinations as to which ballots shall be counted.

"The commission has no judicial powers, and it makes no legally binding determinations as to whether unlawful acts have occurred.

"All of these groups and representatives are making determinations as to what procedures and drugs will be used," Pete Stark, a House Democrat from California, said in a recent phone interview.

Here, touchable specimens allow visitors to examine for themselves diagnostic characteristics that enable paleontologists to make determinations as to whether particular ancestors walked upright, what kind of diet they had, and so on.

Nor would the court nitpick about the New London plan particulars: "Just as we decline to second-guess the City's considered judgments about the efficacy of its development plan, we also decline to second-guess the City's determinations as to what lands it needs to acquire in order to effectuate the project".

These uncommon and rare mammals provide insight into the health of protected lands such as Yellowstone and help managers make determinations as to how best to preserve habitats.

In a prospective study, Do et al asked six vitreoretinal specialists to examine patients with slit lamp biomicroscopy and determine whether ERM or VMT was present, and to make a determination as to whether surgery was indicated.

I avoid any determination as to when life begins.

This apparently helped her make a determination as to where to send us.

There has been no determination as to how New York voters stand on this issue.

"Before, code officials had to make their own determination as to whether a bedroom was the appropriate size.