Sentence examples for determining that it would from inspiring English sources

In 2006, despite determining that it would be "inhumane to deport him," immigration officials detained him, a news release said.

One adviser said the White House had examined polling and focus group studies in determining that it would be a mistake for Mr. Bush to appear to yield".

She apparently sided with the authorities in determining that it would take a leap of faith -- if not logic -- to believe that such a tale would be told for a loved one's benefit.

After more than two years of work, the developers scrapped a plan this summer to replace Madison Square Garden with a pair of massive skyscrapers over Penn Station, after determining that it would be almost impossible to do the work while trains continued to run.

The producers decided to have Mr. Burns communicate his horrific plan of making a tuxedo from the puppies through a song after determining that it would be a "fun and light" way to convey his plan of killing the greyhounds.

But its attack is better because Sir Alex was determined that it would be.

"After discussions with the county, we determined that it would be best to stay in Westchester," Mr. Ryan said.

The leader of the council, Tony Ball, was determined that it would not take 10 years, he added.

But a month or two ago, the White House determined that it would not be ready for this speech.

"I was absolutely determined that it would never play any part in my life at all," he said.

"So I was absolutely determined that it would be a love story and not a chronicle of an illness.