The chancellor will have to determine herself if, alongside the European Union's new stance, she faces a change of mood on Germany's handling of Russia that could affect her re-election next year.
When Charles Taylor invaded Liberia in 1989, Johnson Sirleaf met in the bush with this wide-eyed guerrilla, determining for herself, she says, that he was "not at all grounded in the very real consequences of the path upon which he had embarked".
But every person determines for herself how she maneuvers within the enclosed space.
Klein, shy but determined, introduces herself as Carole King to the boss, Don Kirshner Jeb Brownn), and sings her song while playing piano.
"What is extraneous to the message and what can the reader determine for herself without being told?" summed up Swelter, who recommended it.
Independently from Mott, Lucy Stone determined for herself that the male-dominant interpretations of the Bible must be faulty she worked to learn Greek and Hebrew and thereby gain insight into the earlier Bible translations which she believed would contain wording more favorable to women's equality.
When constructing syntactic structures, a speaker knows the concepts and thematic role structure because she has determined them herself.
Although the island remained under federal control -- the National Park Service owns and operates it -- Governor Whitman immediately asserted herself in determining its future.
Most of the party invitations are finished; Ella designed, cut out and colored them herself after determining that no stores within 100 miles stocked the right ones, which needed to have rainbows -- with their colors in the proper order -- floating against a backdrop of puffy white clouds.
With answer anticipation, the student must supply an answer herself before determining which given answer best matches her own.
