Sentence examples for its determination on from inspiring English sources

In June the Pentagon will present to the president its determination on whether it is feasible to deploy the system.

The agency, a unit of the World Health Organization, based its determination on what it called "limited evidence" that heavy users of cellphones had an increased risk of developing a rare brain tumor known as a glioma.

This contrasts with the Motion Picture Association of America's (MPAA) mention of "unusual behavior" in its determination on giving the film an "R" rating in January.

In its determination on the return leg, the Parades Commission said: "On the notified return route, the parade shall not process that part of the notified route between the junction of Woodvale Parade and Woodvale Road and the junction of Hesketh Road and Crumlin Road.

This mode of calculation allowed avoiding misestimations of the parasitemia resulting from its determination on the basis of an assumed count of white blood cells per microliter of blood [67].

The favela project is an impressive example of the Brazilian government's ambition and power, its determination to put on a good face for the World Cup and the Olympics, and the enormity of its need for resources if it is going to take the next step in its national development.

Article II reserves no power to the Congress to override the states' determination of the manner of appointment of electors, providing only for its determination of the time on which they are chosen and a uniform day on which they shall vote.

It has made clear its determination to hang on to its developing country status, and that the countries classed as developed in 1997 must continue to bear most of the burden for emissions cuts, and for providing funds to poor countries to help them cut emissions and cope with climate change.

The other was the Minotaur's simulacrum and its determination to hang on to its option of exiting the eurozone at will, therefore denying each and every rational plan for mending the currency union in a sustainable manner.

Their concern – that the coalition, in its determination to get on with the job of cutting spending and reducing borrowing, is putting the UK's fragile recovery at risk – should not be lightly dismissed.

Wada is also expected to highlight its determination to focus on investigations of the kind that led to the eventual exposure of the full scale of state-sponsored doping in Russia, albeit only after the media led the way.