Sentence examples for making a determination that from inspiring English sources

Hasn't a local canvassing board followed the statutes in regard to making -- having a request for a recount and then making a count of the three precincts or 1percentt, and then making a determination that, on that basis, a manual recount would follow?

Google, meanwhile, had already introduced its own proactive parking saving feature via Google Now, but it had worked by tapping into your phone's sensors and making a determination that you had most likely parked at a given spot.

"Modeling that leadership of making a determination that, yes, it's 2015, we had to do that, is important.

A common mistake is a parent making a decision about child safety based on a coach's pleasant demeanor, interpreting changes in their child's demeanor as the "growing pains of a teenager or making a determination that it is okay for a coach to be alone with the child/athlete because they may think sport training or competition requires it.

He said that the prosecutors "want to show that somebody else made a determination that she's a bad person".

"After experimenting for a while, we made a determination that there wasn't a huge demand for the shopping sites".

"We've made a determination that it would be acceptable to meet with you at this time," the note read.

"We haven't made a determination that there was any particular need to do it," Mr. Davis said.

We have an obligation to detain young people when a judge makes a determination that a young person must be detained".

"Politicians make choices, and at the time they made a determination that it would be wrong to raise taxes and raise the fares," Mr. Shaw said.

One difficulty for the police is deciding when to make a determination that there has been foul play, said Ms. Pasqualini, of the Center for Missing Adults.