Sentence examples for had determined before from inspiring English sources

The inspectors had determined, before the war, that Iraq did not have a nuclear weapons program.

No high chair for me!" My wife gave the nod so I let the imp be With her rump in place the countdown began We'll cajole with her crayons... at least that was plan But she had determined before she'd ingest A jaunt round the tables would surely be best.

Mr. Berens said the panel had determined that before both trips, Ms. Szarka-Elling sent letters to Philip Morris and the other companies asking for money; the letters "referred to H.A.C.C.'s seeking funds for the governor's proposed trip," Mr. Berens said.

They have also been raised by a generation of workaholics and had determined even before the Bush Recession that their lives would not be governed by work.

He had determined several years before to build a gasoline-powered vehicle, and his first working gasoline engine was completed at the end of 1893.

Between the games of the doubleheader, before Girardi had determined his lineup, Suzuki, 39, was asked if he was ready to play in the nightcap.

The judge also said many affidavits mentioned long telephone waits for technical support, numerous phone transfers among departments, the need for repeated customer calls to get through and "numerous instances" when Dell refused to provide on-site service before it had determined what parts needed to be replaced.

In 2015, a federal class-action lawsuit against Green & Cohen said that the firm had seemingly used "the same template for all the hundreds of cases that they filed against tenants within the State of New York within the past year," and that it had determined that meaningfully reviewing cases before filing was "not as lucrative as the filing of pleadings and motions" without review.

The judge also noted many affidavits alleging long telephone waits on hold for technical support, numerous phone transfers among departments, the need for repeated customer calls to get through and "numerous instances" when Dell refused to provide on-site service before it had determined what parts needed to be replaced.

"That was just the catalyst to get them to finally do something". The recall was first announced in September, before Toyota had determined a solution to the problem.

All responses were decoded "blind", before we had determined which of the treatments, Mendel/Muller (experimental) or Graphical Thinking (comparison) the students had been assigned.