Sentence examples for determinations to reject from inspiring English sources
The percent correct door position identification was estimated by conducting a set of at least ten trials, and required n ≥ 7 correct determinations to reject the null hypothesis of no discrimination at the α = 0.05 level, yielding a power of 88%%.
The Paris revolt had failed, but out of it, the pill and opposition to the Vietnam war had come a determination to reject and dismantle old patterns of human behaviour.
In another intervention from the Tory side, Morgan, writing in the Observer, added that "to get Brexit and major policies such as social care funding delivered, the government will now have to build a consensus across the House of Commons and it will need to compromise". Morgan says May's determination to reject the single market needs to be re-examined as a priority.
But these considerations are far outweighed by the profit that he drew from the multiplicity of his gifts; his religious writings are rigorous because of his scientific training; and his love of the concrete emerges no less from the stream of quotations in the Provinciales than from his determination to reject the vigorous method of attack that he had used so effectively in his Apologie.
What would that be, Senator Cornyn, an admission that the Judiciary Committee is dogged in its determination to reject even an unknown nominee?
I will march with determination to reject someone's intent to end integration aid and turn it into a vibrant, committed statewide conversation about ending racism and improving equity instead.
On the other hand, he did live a lot closer in time to the First Emperor than we do, and the determination today to reject his view is a bit intemperate.
His insistence upon the dignity of human nature and the absolute power of the will for self-determination leads Ockham to reject his predecessors' morality of natural law.
She was subsequently moved to a hospice facility in New Jersey (which allows families to reject determinations of brain death on religious grounds).
