Sentence examples for determined that there would from inspiring English sources

Gay was determined that there would be no titillation in her novel, which she wrote over four months in 2010.

And in that trial, Judge Sauls resolved conflicting evidence as to the question of whether, in fact, there would have been a change in the election regarding Dade County and determined that there would not have been.

Only weeks earlier, he had appeared in the Senate, partially paralyzed, too ill to stand or speak, and waved his hand indicating a vote in favor of a cloture motion that ended a filibuster by Southern senators, led by Strom Thurmond, who were irresolutely determined that there would be no Civil Rights Act, now or ever.

Ed needs to flesh out the thinking behind last year's conference speech and to build upon the analogy that business secretary Vince Cable alluded to when he said that, just as the electorate in the 1940s was determined that there would be no return to the horrors of the 30s, today's electorate will not be satisfied with the business-as-usual approach of the Conservatives.

Although it is possible to apply this model differently based on the hardener type, it was determined that there would be no problem even if a prediction model combining all the test data on the three hardeners was used.

As for merging management with the city employees retirement system, "the issue was raised in the last management audit and after subsequent review and analysis, it was determined that there wouldn't be any significant cost savings from combining investment activities," Ciranna wrote in an email.

After the scale bars were referenced in the individual models, twenty or more sample distances were determined so that there would be a significant sample size to do a comparison.

The major league executive said the Diamondbacks were not enamored with the Yankees' minor league prospects and had determined that there was no match that would help the negotiations advance.

The search was called off at 4 p.m. Monday after it was determined that there was little chance she would be found, said Petty Officer Second Class Christopher Evanson, a spokesman for the Coast Guard.

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The information would be put before the court, and if it determined that there was sufficient proof, the court would then refer its finding to the Medical Examiner's Office, which issues death certificates.