Sentence examples for determinations of any from inspiring English sources

Repeated determinations of any biomarker in a short period of time may reduce their intrinsic variability and increase their diagnostic or prognostic power.

These statutes expressly provide for "judicial determination" of any contest to determine the rightful winner of an election.

"No final determination of any kind has been made for 2010".

Under federal law, Dec. 12 is the date this year for states to reach a "final determination of any controversy or contest" about their electors.

Density measurements for a given specimen involve the determination of any two of the following quantities: pore volume, bulk volume, or grain volume, along with the weight.

— A boy gripping his baseball bat stares out at us from a photograph with the solemn determination of any young slugger.

It embraces state legislation for the "final determination of any controversy or contest concerning the appointment of all or any of the [presidential] electors of such state by judicial or other methods or procedures".

Federal law specifies that by that date, six days before electors meet to vote, a "final determination of any controversy or contest" under state law must be completed if the choice of electors is to be deemed conclusive.

If any provisions of these Feedback Panel Terms and Conditions are held invalid by any law, rule, order or regulation of any government or by the final determination of any court of a competent jurisdiction, the applicable invalidity shall not affect the enforceability of any other provisions not held to be invalid.

Petitioner reads the statute as if its text provided that all the substantive rules of decision by which a State makes its "final determination of any controversy or contest" must be set out in "laws enacted prior to the day fixed for the appointment of the electors".

The worry that clearly preoccupied the justices was that if they did not rush the recount process, insufficient time would remain for contesting the certified results, and that would make it impossible for Florida to meet the federal requirement that a "final determination of any controversy or contest" must be completed by Dec. 12 if a state's electoral votes are to be counted.