Sentence examples for make a definitive call from inspiring English sources

And chief Mark Keel of the State Law Enforcement Division said: "We can't make a definitive call yet".

Steve Martin, chief executive of the PR firm M&C Saatchi Sport, believes it is too early to make a definitive call and urged "a reality check".

Even after two replays, it wasn't 100% clear that Maradona had handled, and Davies wasn't about to make a definitive call on live television.

You can't compel the women who didn't seem to reciprocate your interest to continue seeing you, no, but you can go in to this exercise with the outlook that you're going to try not to make a definitive call on a person just because you're not besotted with them after one coffee and two cocktails.

All of the organisms detected by the array were confirmed by PCR except Serratia proteamaculans in sample 2_3 and the E. coli pAPEC O2-ColV plasmid in sample 2_4 (Additional file 1) In some cases, multiple species in a genus have similarly high log-odds ratios, suggesting that a member of that genus is likely to be present, but the MDA cannot make a definitive call as to which species.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, and immigration spokesman, Richard Marles, who are both from the Victorian right faction, have been in a holding pattern, publicly calling for less secrecy about boat turnback operations as a precursor to Labor making a definitive call on the policy.

The report did not make a definitive case either for or against new nuclear.

"As far as we can tell, all procedures that were called for were being followed, but it's much too early to make a definitive decision," Mr. Bloomberg said.

It will take some time to make a definitive judgment.

"Probably Saturday, I'll make a definitive statement".

Activists want the Constitutional Court to make a definitive ruling.