Sentence examples for not finally determined from inspiring English sources
Fallon's prior obligations to Native Khan were not finally determined until yesterday morning, leaving John Magnier and his partners in Coolmore looking for a late replacement.
Mr Bradley pointed out, however, that "the case hasn't finally determined any of the underlying legal issues".
Who wins and who loses has not been finally determined by today's 3-2 vote.
The electorate for the leadership contest has still not been finally determined, with the party awaiting an appeal court ruling, due on Friday, in a case brought by five new party members over the imposition of a six-month cutoff date to qualify for voting.
The cause of the May 2014 test of the AJ-26 engine still has not been finally determined, and this investigation will be just as thorough and cautious.
"Defendants argue that the denial letters did not have 'an immediate or significant practical effect' on the individual plaintiffs because their 'eligibility for P.S.L.F. had not yet been finally determined,'" the judge wrote.
Nevertheless, the means by which the blast furnace spread in medieval Europe has not finally been determined.
The nature of the remaining cells could not finally be determined because cell type specific markers are rarely expressed in DNA replicating cells.
The significance of low or absent MBL levels has not finally been determined in healthy individuals.
"There would have to be a determination made in the final certification as to whether you could get that finally determined or not and how many votes you're talking about and whether those votes in the middle would actually cause the election to be different," Mr. Wells said to David Boies, Mr. Gore's chief lawyer.
State v. Nunn, 212 Or. 546, 321 P.2d 356 (trial judge is not finally to determine whether a confession is voluntary but is to determine whether the State's proof warrants a finding of voluntariness; if so, the jury can consider voluntariness in determining the weight to be afforded the confession).
