He determines, for instance, that the likelihood of dying in an elevator accident isn't as great as he previously feared (just 1 in 10.44 million).
Swire added: "Right up to the end he was determined, for his family's sake – he knew it was too late for him, but for his family's sake – how the verdict against him should be overturned.
Right up to the end he was determined – for his family's sake, he knew it was too late for him, but for his family's sake – how the verdict against him should be overturned.
In an interview, Mr. Bush said he was determined for the country to see that he is inclusive.
He rounded as never before on his critics within unionism, and made it clear he is determined for the agreement to succeed.
"Right up to the end he was determined, for his family's sake... [that] the verdict against him should be overturned," he told the BBC.
He was determined for me to be [with Croatia].
At 51, he seems determined for the first time in his career not to let his ambition define him, to surprise anyone who underestimates his capacity for love.
He was determined, for instance, to measure up to his great-great-grandfather, Julius Rosenwald, an early chairman of Sears Roebuck & Company who had given millions of dollars to build more than 5,000 schools for blacks in the South.
The New Zealand prime minister, John Key, has previously said he was determined for the New Zealand troops to leave Iraq within two years and it was "quite probable Australia will stay longer".
