Sentence examples for makes the final determination from inspiring English sources

46) state: Based on members' knowledge of hospital relationships and other factors influencing the reasonableness of proposed groupings, the committee is asked to decide whether the objectively determined clusters are in fact appropriate.... Thus the committee makes the final determination, using the patient origin data analysis as one important source of information.

Just as with the old scanners, each set of prints is transmitted directly to the department's database, where the computer brings up possible matches and a fingerprint examiner at Police Headquarters makes the final determination as to whether it is a hit.

Currently the startup touts a system which takes into account all the info that you've submitted, as well as past orders, and then passes it on to a stylist, who makes the final determination of what to send.

One of the reforms made changes to the structure of the Board of Rights, the disciplinary panel created in the 1930s that makes the final determination about whether officers deserve to be fired.

States may want school prayer, to bar inter-racial marriage, to suppress voters of the opposition party, to segregate schools or in a thousand myriad ways deny equal rights to others, but the Supreme Court, and not they, makes the final determination.

However, Mr. Spence added that Hue's chairman (equivalent to the position of mayor) would make the final determination on the allocation of resources.

As the August 15 independence date loomed and with little chance for agreement in sight between the two sides, however, Radcliffe ultimately made the final determination on the frontiers.

If the F.D.A. accepts the panel's recommendation, it will be sent to officials at the Department of Health and Human Services, who will make the final determination.

The national election commission will make the final determination of his eligibility, and it could disqualify him based on the ample American documentation of the mother's citizenship.

The Board of Parole will make the final determination after an interview of Mr. Marshall, with his lawyers present, in the week of Aug. 19.

North Carolina's attorney general will make the final determination on whether the state will join existing lawsuits, proceed with its own case or take no action at all.