Sentence examples for determinative facts from inspiring English sources

The determinative facts in this matter come from documents, not witnesses.

This places an almost absolute value on autonomy and assumes that subject consent is the determinative fact in research ethics.

On the other hand, quantitative changes in the level of their activity can be consequential and can in fact be determinative, as seen by the profound effects and partial sex reversal shown in individuals heterozygous and thereby haploinsufficient for FOXL2 or SOX9.

"No single factor is exclusively determinative," Mr. Kassenoff said, adding that the fact that the partners did not have a joint bank account by itself probably would not be enough to negate the successor tenant's entitlement to remain rent-controlled.

While conservatives may be crowing, Burke E Strunsky, a deputy district attorney in California, writes in the Huffington Post that individual facts in the Brown case are no longer determinative.

The more important question is not whether race is a factor in people's votes but whether it is a determinative factor — that is, whether Obama's being black is the disqualifying fact for white voters that it might have been 20 years ago or whether it has now been reduced to one of those surmountable obstacles that any candidate has to overcome.

The fact that residents may learn something in the process should not be determinative, Mr. Roberts added.

"Geography is not determinative".

No single evaluation will be determinative.

A victim's views must never be determinative.

And of course, the father's wishes are often determinative.