Sentence examples for determinations but the from inspiring English sources

A Congressional Budget Office score would be helpful in making those determinations, but the CBO said it would have only a "preliminary" assessment next week and that a more detailed analysis on the effects of the legislation on deficits, health coverage and premiums would take "at least several weeks".

This was the case for both types of frequency window determinations, but the custom analysis (frequency window chosen for individual subjects based on their 40-Hz response to the deviant stimuli) yielded better results for the left standards, whereas the broad analysis (30 50 Hz for all subjects) yielded better results for the right standards.

The consistent results of repeated RT-PCRs and sequence determinations indicate that the polymorphism is not related to the in vitro amplifications and sequence determinations, but that the original samples contain mixtures of ABV sequences.

Mr Baggott said the decision did not indicate concern at upcoming Parades Commission determinations, but that the PSNI was "planning for every eventuality".

The bartender at Hackbarth's had that same moody determination, but the pickles were a letdown.

The Ogonis had won a great victory in their fight for self-determination, but the price of their rebellion was the wrath of the military dictatorship.

She's admired in some quarters for her determination, but the iconic Aussie Battler was never a bully, let alone a billionaire.

They were men of greater drive and determination, but the years of fighting had made recovery still more difficult and had given new chances to their enemies.

Some of the soft-rock lushness the Texas band Midlake brought to Queen of Denmark has been stripped away and replaced by sparse electronics and occasionally rather ominous-sounding string arrangements: the words of Ernest Borgnine address Grant's HIV diagnosis with a combination of black humour and stoical determination, but the music tells a slightly different story.

That position was taken by Judge Sauls, who did not cite any settled law in making that determination, but the justices asked Mr. Boies to explain his side's reasoning in picking only two counties, both of which are Democratic strongholds.

There was plenty of industry and determination, but the efforts to produce something meaningful tended to become a toil.