Depending on the results of this analysis, Registrants may continue to contact other stockholders to discuss common interests with respect to the Shares and may determine to attempt to convince other stockholders to oppose the merger.
The subsidiary motion to lay on the table is, in American usage, a motion to suspend consideration of the question until such time as the assembly may determine to take it from the table for further consideration.
In a statement announcing the deal's cancellation, PHH's nonexecutive chairman, A. B. Krongard, expressed disappointment and said that there "can be no assurance that any further exploration of strategic alternatives that the board may determine to undertake will result in any agreement or transactions".
An MP may determine to start the DACP mechanism as the network becomes heavy loading, i.e., if the utilization of DTP reaches almost saturated, and this situation remains over a certain duration (e.g., ten mesh DTIM intervals).
The order says that authorities may "determine to admit individuals to the United States as refugees on a case-by-case basis" in instances "when the person is already in transit and denying admission would cause undue hardship".
As it turns out, the way we reflect on the breakup and the stories we tell about it may determine to a large extent how well we're able to recover from it. .
Additionally, across low- and middle-income counties, differential labor market conditions may determine to what extent RMNCH interventions can potentially contribute to future earnings.
This suggests that the person-specific environment may determine to which extent resilience components may actually manifest, and that these differences may also be codetermined by societal influences such as gender socialization.
According to Wallace, variations in the haplotypes of mtDNA may determine to a large degree the differences in susceptibility of human individuals and experimental animal species to a particular pathology [ 1, 4].
It is also important to consider self-selection processes in observational studies where features of the environment may determine to some degree features of the population and vice versa.
