Sentence examples for determinations that from inspiring English sources

First, they rely on sulcal/gyral boundary determinations that are relatively arbitrarily determined and are highly variable from individual brain to brain.

at least 50percentt of all such determinations that are made in fiscal year 2008 or thereafter.

Approval of the environmental document constitutes adoption of any Administration findings and determinations that are contained therein.

First, the District Court's Final Judgment rests on a number of liability determinations that do not survive appellate review; therefore, the remedial order as currently fashioned cannot stand.

There are many different approaches to environmental water requirement (EWR) determinations that have been reported in the international literature.

The 7-to-2 majority held that juries rather than judges must make the crucial factual determinations that subject a convicted murderer to the death penalty.

One of my last conversations with Mike was about the implications of (still unpublished) dating determinations that put the fossils at much earlier dates.

Section 5. Section 5 offers a safe harbor to determinations that are made "by judicial or other methods or procedures" "provided by laws enacted prior to" Election Day.

"It reaffirms the important principle that critical factual determinations that could lead to increased sentences should be made by jurors rather than judges," Mr. Fine said.

Other tests give numerical results (or results that can be assigned numerical values such as photometric colour determinations) that can be interpreted by the examiner.

"When you serve in this capacity, you have to make determinations that, on occasions, upset people," Mr. George said in a statement.