Sentence examples for make a determination in from inspiring English sources

"Steven will make a determination in the next few weeks," his spokesman Andy Spahn told abcnews.com.

"I'm waiting for a report on that and will make a determination in the near future," he said in a telephone interview.

The company's board has said it "will evaluate the proposal carefully" and will make a determination in "due course," a view that Anheuser-Busch reiterated to me on Monday, refusing to comment further.

The BIP's origins are to be found in custody disputes where the law had to make a determination in respect of a couple's children.

Because the Patient Register did not include full coverage of procedures during the study period, we were unable to make a determination in this regard.

According to Hale, the unit has accepted about a hundred cases for review since March ,2014, and has made a determination in thirty-one.

Mr. DelBello pointed out also that the Federal Aviation Administration "made a determination in writing that there is no significant hazard" if the store were built.

It also said, "21st Century Fox has not yet made a determination, in light of Comcast's proposal, as to whether it will postpone or adjourn" its July 10 stockholder meeting to discuss the Disney acquisition.

I don't know anymore.' " Beck has made a determination in recent months, Cheatwood told me.

The remedy There are no public challenges from tax authorities, but LinkedIn's most recent annual report warns that its Irish tax arrangements could be challenged: "Tax authorities in other jurisdictions where we operate may make a determination that the manner in which we operate results in our business not achieving the intended tax consequences.

One needs to make a determination whether the improvements in VAT – associated with inconsistent improvement in lipid profiles and unknown cardiovascular benefit – are worth the potential risk of chronic stimulation of the GH axis.