Such penalty calls should be pre-determined, argued the man who once saw his England side reject kickable goals for fun in a game against Wales and squander a Grand Slam as a consequence.
Fearless and determined, she argued for better treatment of the mentally ill.
Clegg was equally determined to argue that British adversarial politics was at an end.
There's another career self-help book called "Nice Girls Don't Get the Corner Office" and Sandberg seems determined to argue the opposite case.
A recent study of the muscle determining TF MyoD argued against opportunistic binding as a general feature of key regulatory TFs (Yao et al, 2013).
Some people just seem determined to argue, or determined to keep running the conversation into the ground.
But no one – to the best I can determine – is arguing that we should lead lives of reckless monetary abandon, spending like the proverbial drunken sailor on shore leave.
Group activity, he argued, determined legislation, administration, and adjudication.
Bluff, courageous, determined, loyal, she argued that the word "I" does not refer to anything, but she certainly believed in the soul.
Seemingly minor variations in the institutional setup of democracies, one conference paper argued, determined the radically different ways in which places like Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States responded to the Great Depression.
Although the exact mechanisms through which odor instructs the pups to become fearful have yet to be determined, the authors argued that their findings are likely to apply to humans, and could help to treat psychiatric problems in the future.
