Sentence examples for determined to define from inspiring English sources

As Sir Paul set out his stall, he seemed determined to define himself against the supposed deficiencies of his predecessor.

The Clintons have been determined to define Mr Obama as just another "black candidate".

In both cases, though, the Court seems determined to define quid pro quo so narrowly that it's practically impossible to find.

Furthermore, the analysis of variance (ANOVA) is determined to define the process parameters which have a dominant effect on the electrical and optical properties of ITO films.

Determined to define a market it could own, Convex created the "mini-supercomputer" market by offering a product with a price/performance ratio between Cray's $5 million to $15 million supercomputers and Digital's $300,000 to $750,000 minicomputers.

Now, two parameters must be determined to define the temperature shape between sampling points at both sides of the wall; on one side, the new values of the temperatures and on the other, their acceleration within the time step.

"What was seen this summer was a new Northern Ireland open for business, ready for investment, strengthening the foundations for peace, stability and prosperity and determined to be defined not by divided past but by shared future," he said.

The singer went on to talk about how she was determined to not be defined by the incident before discussing the man who raped her, who was 20 years older than her at the time.

But they are determined to keep the uses narrowly defined and to stay away from judgment calls, such as fouls.

"We remain determined to ensure that co-operation defines the overall relationship," he said.

You served on the Gore Commission a couple of years ago, which was determined to try to define what the public interest was and what government's role would be for broadcasting.