Sentence examples for general determine from inspiring English sources

The office recommended that the attorney general determine why the FBI did not obey the disclosure requirements, and that it conduct accuracy tests to determine whether the software is correctly cross-referencing driver's licenses and passport photos with images of criminal suspects.

The facts do not in general determine the counterfacts.

But it does not in general determine whether (5) is true at w considered as counterfactual.

The closure operation induced by this condition is used in defining RESULT a,s) for the language B. Of course, this solution treats logically equivalent static laws differently; for instance, a theory whose only static law is [P ∧ ¬Q] →R will in general determine a very different RESULT function than one whose only static law is [P ∧ ¬R] →Q.

The Army's inspector general determined that he harassed and assaulted Lt. Gen. Claudia Kennedy in her Pentagon office in 1996.

If the attorney general determines a full FISC opinion cannot be declassified due to national security concerns, they must order a declassified summary produced.

Mr. Wahid yesterday initially dropped his demand for General Wiranto's immediate resignation from the cabinet, saying he would wait until the attorney general determined whether to indict him.

In 2008, Greg Abbott, then the state's attorney general, determined that the Texas law, passed in 1949, applied even to transshipments of horse meat for human consumption.

In response, the Pentagon delayed any action on the deal until the inspector general determined if the recusal matter had an adverse effect, though the Senate Armed Services Committee chairman, John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, demanded a fuller investigation.

The lone limit, Mr. Whitehouse said, is an executive order that the government will not spy on an American abroad unless the attorney general determines that the traveler is acting as an agent of a foreign power.

However, under new legislation signed by president Vladimir Putin in May, Russian authorities can now shut down "undesirable" NGOs without a court order if the prosecutor general determines they pose a threat to national security.