Sentence examples for determinative of outcome from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence of a threshold at which DUP becomes significantly more determinative of outcome [ 68].

"Whether the regime is doing better or the opposition is doing better is frankly not determinative of that outcome because the outcome requires a transition government," he said, referring to efforts to negotiate a political settlement.

It is, in effect, the only consideration determinative of an outcome.

A primary consideration is not the only consideration determinative of an outcome.

It's not that a judge's background is determinative of the outcome in any particular case.

The judge, Mr Justice Mitting, said Mr Mitchell's refusal to accept an offer to settle one of the libel cases was "determinative" of the issue.

First, whether and to what degree, Arroyo's bail can be considered an outcome determinative of the eventual verdict in the electoral sabotage case.

Poverty, race, ethnicity and immigration status are not in themselves determinative of student achievement.

Perhaps these similarities are more determinative of the traits under discussion than people's birthdays are.

"It follows that his adamant denial of uttering the words alleged is not of itself determinative of the issues".

The Republican vote was "definitely not determinative of whether or not Clinton won those states," said Professor McDonald.