And, in a world of limited resources, every determination of where we use our resources is also an implicit decision not to use them elsewhere.
And in the Metaphysics of Morals, Kant states that "Every determination of choice proceeds from the representation of a possible action to the deed through the feeling of pleasure or displeasure, taking an interest in the action or its effect" (MM 6 399; also see M 29 625 26).
Since modes of distinct attributes cannot cause or explain one another, and since God is the cause of modes only insofar as he is considered to be affected by another thing under the attribute of which they are modes (IIp6, IIp9), it follows that every determination of an extended thing results from the exclusive determining operations of other extended things.
A sense, as the term is deployed by Hutcheson, is every determination of our minds to receive ideas independently of our will, and to have perceptions of pleasure and pain.
Therefore, measuring mortality, including cause-of-death determination, enhances every level of health care planning, resource allocation and service delivery systems (1, 2).
"We use current intelligence as an integral part of every material-threat determination," O'Toole said.
That point of intense exertion, where it takes every ounce of determination to fight through the fatigue, that's probably the only time I ever think of just one thing.
The fight against closure and privatisation will be prosecuted with every ounce of determination from workers.
I see a lot of women killing it out there, who are taking advantage of their opportunities and are not afraid to go after what they want with every ounce of determination they have.
No observer could help being struck by the look of sullen determination on every face.
