Sentence examples for issue a determination that from inspiring English sources
If the Parades Commission considers that the loyalist event falls within its remit, it could issue a determination that would limit its route, which currently passes the nationalist Short Strand.
The project at first seemed set to proceed, as the Zoning Board of Appeals, after holding hearings between November 2001 and February 2002, voted unanimously to issue a determination that no significant environmental impact would result from the construction, meaning that no further environmental studies would be necessary.
President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry have until March 17th to issue a determination that ISIS' attacks on Christians in the Mideast are genocide.
Eleanor Roosevelt will always be admired for her sheer presence, incredible honesty in confronting issues, and a determination that would not be denied.
They said Tonev didn't get a fair hearing and that the tribunal issued a determination that they could not possibly have reached based on the facts.
The appeals court then ruled, and the court agreed today, that because a complete removal of judicial review would raise serious constitutional problems, the laws should be interpreted to retain the jurisdiction of the federal district courts to issue writs of habeas corpus, a determination that a prisoner is being held illegally.
The Securities Commission announced on Thursday night that it had closed its investigation, issuing the statement: "We made a determination that Ms Lee, based on our interview with her, was aware that her book was going to be published.
We made a determination that the SBA issue was mostly resolved by the newly appointed GTSI management.
Once that initial step is completed, EPA could issue a "proposed determination" that lays out whether the Pebble Mine can discharge waste into the area - waste that would be generated in the construction and operation of the Pebble Mine --, and, if so, where and how much.
He sensed a determination that resonated.
In 2014 the EPA invoked a rarely used clause of the Clean Water Act, 404(c), to issue a proposed determination that the company could not apply to the Army Corps of Engineers for any permits because a massive mine could have "significant" and potentially "catastrophic" impacts on the region.
