Sentence examples for determining whether it was from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, ruled that the Clean Air Act required the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) to consider the costs of its Mercury and Air Toxics Standard MATSS) rule when determining whether it was "appropriate and necessary" to regulate mercury emissions from the power sector.

Mr. Thomas, an economic analyst for President Bush, was responsible for determining whether it was a hint of things to come.

The court sought to set a new standard of determining whether it was appropriate to tie, or bundle, different types of software together, one that would take into greater account how these combinations affect consumers.

In fact, after such a program began, it might be blamed for all sorts of changes, with no definitive way of determining whether it was the geoengineering that really caused them.

Investigators are determining whether it was a hate crime, though his wife has said that the attack began over a parking dispute..@realDonaldTrump Meet me in person and tell me my brother, Yusor & Razan were deserving of the bullets.

The board charged Mr. Rumore specifically with breaching his fiduciary duty to the union by letting Mr. Feinstein speak at a Teamsters educational seminar at the Fontainebleau Hotel, without first determining whether it was proper to let a banished official speak.

It's how that authority is executed that determines whether it is pernicious or not.

Each individual has one gene that determines whether it is a cooperator or a defector.

Finding a virus is only the first in a multistep process of determining whether it is harmless or causes disease.

Clearly, a Constitutional definition of "Executive Privilege" is required, as well as means for rapidly determining whether it is being properly invoked.

Ballistics tests were being done to determine whether it was the gun used in the shootings.