Sentence examples for make determinations on from inspiring English sources

For instance, investigators must make determinations on complicated medical information.

Until then, "the president will continue to carefully review clemency requests and make determinations on a case by case basis," said Carlton Carroll, a White House spokesman.

He said the department had added more staff members to investigate and process claims and had aimed, since August, to make determinations on 12 claims a week, to reduce the backlog by next March.

"In the meantime we shall stand by the independent parades commission as the sole legal authority in Northern Ireland to make determinations on parading".

"It also means complying with the decisions of the Parades Commission, as the only lawfully constituted body with the authority to make determinations on parades in Northern Ireland.

In most cases, unfiltered data have been used for trend analysis on regional or global scales because it is difficult to make determinations on baseline concentrations at individual stations (e.g., Logan et al. 2012; Parrish et al. 2012).

The mayor, Steven Lonegan, a Republican, said that he would submit the complaint to the Advisory Ethics Panel, a two-member state board that makes determinations on the governor's conduct.

Updated at 5.02pm BST 4.31pm BST Stephen Barclay MP says the BBC Trust appears to be taking a "remarkably limited" view of the royal charter to say that this prevented trustees from making determinations on severance payments.

Sydney barrister Bruce McClintock SC has prepared two reports for the government on the operations of Icac and he points out that the commission is a fact-finding, investigative body, making determinations on the balance of probabilities and on material that is not admissible in criminal proceedings.

Though the agency said in July that it thinks some virtual currencies should be considered securities and therefore made subject to federal securities laws, it's currently making determinations on a case-by-case basis, depending on "facts and circumstances".

"Our standards department reviews the content on our network and makes determinations on a case-by-case basis.