Sentence examples for on its determination from inspiring English sources

The group has not budged on its determination to assist Assad's government against what it deems a "terrorist" threat that could also pose a danger to Lebanon.

But it says there is a gap between SNP rhetoric on its determination to end austerity and the implications of its fiscal plans - since it says the SNP would have gentler austerity in the next parliament than the other parties, but longer austerity.

If you're buying a health savings account on your own, you'll generally have to ask your insurer and rely on its determination, said Mr. Ramthun.

This tradition is likely to get a major boost if the Metropolitan Opera makes good on its determination to bring modern hybrids of pop, classical art song and music theater into its hallowed space.

Hamas's popularity is based not on its call for Israel's annihilation, but on its reputation for honesty in contrast to Fatah's for corruption, on its determination to fight against Israel and on Fatah's failure, so far, to win a state by negotiation.

The spectrophotometric comparison method [35] for PPA depends on its determination via reaction with NBD-Cl and measuring the absorbance of the reaction product at 455 nm.

Last week, the court rejected the argument that the ban was poorly researched, finding that "any objective reading of the record before the court indicates without any question that the Board of Health acted legally and had a rational factual basis for its determination based on a substantial body of evidence".

The literature revealed many methods for the determination of LEV; including a review on the spectrophotometric methods for its determination up to 2008 [6], other specrophotometric methods [7 9], spectrofluorometric methods [10, 11], HPLC with UV detection [12, 13], fluorometric detection [14], tandem mass spectrometric detection [15].

The government shows no sign of backing down on its determination to force through the contract.

The government signalled on Monday its determination to press ahead with legislation forcing telecommunications companies and internet service providers (ISPs) to store customer details known as metadata for two years, although key details such as costs and technical requirements are yet to be settled.

"The federal habeas court," Justice O'Connor said, should not transform the inquiry into a subjective one by resting its determination instead on the simple fact that at least one of the nation's jurists has applied the relevant federal law in the same manner the state court did in the habeas petitioner's case".