Sentence examples for determines- from inspiring English sources

Speaking to the Guardian, Llamas said he believes the next generation of the Apple Watch will be the one that determines whether consumers are actually interested in the device.

Neither of these categories makes or produces anything but their wealth, which is really a super-wealth that has broken away from the everyday reality of the market, which determines how most ordinary people live.

A Treasury spokeswoman said: "The Bank of England is an independent body and as such determines its own work programme.

Clusters of similar businesses can have much greater clout together Maureen Gori de Murden The nature of your business and your target market also determines what makes a location right for your business, says Maeve Monaghan, CEO of NOW, a charity that provides training and employment opportunities to people with learning difficulties.

More fundamentally, political liberty is possessed entirely by the state, for in such a framework the state determines what liberties to grant to individuals.

"No one from these TV stations determines editorial content".

He pledged that "by the end of this year and before the controls on Bulgarians and Romanians are lifted, we are going to strengthen the test that determines which migrants can access benefits".

"In modern Britain – more than in most OECD countries – your background still determines your destiny," he will say.

The ability to control if and when we parent determines how we participate in society.

So by the end of this year… …and before the controls on Bulgarians and Romanians are lifted… …we are going to strengthen the test that determines which migrants can access benefits.

But Deputy Attorney General James Cole told the House intelligence committee on Tuesday that the NSA determines for itself whether that standard is met.