Sentence examples for determinations passed from inspiring English sources

Five out of six paleointensity determinations passed the selection criteria; of this five, four yielded estimates with 7% of the applied field with the other sample provided an estimate that was 16% too low.

McGovern regretted not accomplishing more for South Dakota's 30,000 Sioux Indians, although after a McGovern-introduced resolution on Indian self-determination passed in 1969, the Oglala Sioux named McGovern "Great White Eagle".

And the little fire of hope, self confidence, and determination would pass to another heart.

McCain's greatest challenge to his own party was his determination to pass campaign-finance-reform legislation.

Mr. Hollande's office said the turnout was "substantial" but would not change his determination to pass the reform.

The President's notes reflected a tension between his determination to pass his agenda and his hope of maintaining his reformist reputation.

Now there is a sense of crisis, demands for sacrifice, a realization that the federal surplus is gone and a determination to pass something that will actually boost the economy.

He plans to enlist the help of his friend Chad Palmer -- a maverick Republican senator who once spent two years as a hostage in Afghanistan -- to get her nomination confirmed, using as leverage Palmer's determination to pass campaign finance reform.

It has to do with the spongelike love of music Mr. Richards inherited from his grandfather and his own sense of musical history, his reverence for the blues and R&B masters he has studied his entire life ("the tablets of stone"), and his determination to pass his own knowledge on down the line.

The women who did speak reiterated their determination to pass long-stalled legislation requiring 33percentt of lawmakers to be women. .

These included chants of "assassins" when the new rulers of the Assembly stressed their determination to pass an amnesty law for jailed opposition leaders.