Sentence examples for is otherwise determined from inspiring English sources

If any person supplies false information, obtains entries by fraudulent means or is otherwise determined to be in violation of these Official Rules in an attempt to obtain any prize, VICE may disqualify that person and seek damages from him or her and that person may be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

Barclays "overrode" certain Liquidity Profiling ratings – including for some of its own internal trading desks that engaged in high-frequency trading – by assigning safe ratings to traders that were otherwise determined to be toxic.

He recalls the critical intervention of Jacques Delors at the TUC in 1988, spelling out to union delegates the European facts of life: that solidarity across the Channel was the one remaining guarantee the British left had for the social protections that Thatcherism was otherwise determined to strip away.

This allowed her to identify as a "mystic participant in the transcendent power of the Almighty"; such a theology was empowering to women, whose status was otherwise determined by their husbands or fathers.

The number of apples gathered (and therefore the reward accumulated) was otherwise determined as follows: (1) Reward = Stake × MaxForce MVC − (Effort level − 0.3 ).

The above model relies on the assumption that NAT2 brings an extra contribution to the overall rate of folate catabolism, which is otherwise mainly determined by NAT1.

This demonstrates the capability of the Coulomb stress change to help constrain the slip distribution that is otherwise difficult to determine.

Wherefore, entire and absolute motions can be no otherwise determined [definiri] than by immovable places [loca immota]; and for that reason I did before refer those absolute motions to immovable places [loca immota], but relative one to movable places.

It is unclear in which manner midwives (and GPs) determine ethnicity; if and what questions are asked or whether this is self reported or otherwise determined.

FAC was present in 11 of 316 patients (3.5%) who had biopsies but who were otherwise normal, as determined by endoscopic evaluation [ 33].

An academy official insisted there was nothing fishy afoot – an honoree refusing to accept an honor, for instance – and that it was simply a matter of tracking down people who were traveling, on vacation or otherwise determined not to be disturbed.