Sentence examples for determinations in this from inspiring English sources

As Justice Ginsburg has persuasively explained in her own dissenting opinion, our customary respect for state interpretations of state law counsels against rejection of the Florida court's determinations in this case.

We assumed velocity models obtained by Gurbuz et al. (2000), Karabulut et al. (2002), and Karabulut et al. (2006), which are one-dimensional velocity models in the crust obtained for the hypocenter determinations in this region.

Figure 5 presents the results of two samples where one of them was stirred throughout the determination (Fig. 5a) and the other was stirred half of the time between determinations, in this particular case 14 min of the 29 min wait.

This is why, one of the fundamental tasks in theoretical descriptions linked to experimental determinations in this research area is to reveal the relationship between the structure of fractals and their corresponding diffraction spectrum or scattering intensity distribution vs. scattering wave vector.

"This case is of imperative national importance requiring immediate determination in this court," Mr. Cuccinelli wrote.

"We are profoundly disappointed in the timing and determination in this matter," Athletic Director Ian McCaw said in the statement.

Only by examining the contested ballots, which are evidence in the election contest, can a meaningful and final determination in this election contest be made.

But activist filmmakers open themselves to speculations of whether their art succeeds in creating change — a complex determination, in this case.

Bank of America has made no determination in this regard, and there is no assurance that any of such debt would be redeemed, assumed or guaranteed.

Of course Jews have a right to self-determination in this sense as well — this is what emancipation was all about.

But it is clear that one man's determination – in this case George Mitchell's – can have a very great impact and, in the process, overturn established opinion.