Sentence examples for reports to determine from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Pirro said investigators were still looking at police reports to determine whether to bring charges.

Officials said investigators were conducting an autopsy and studying toxicology reports to determine if Ms. Brennan died of an overdose.

Chastened by their failure to predict the attacks, United States officials have begun the task of sifting through previous intelligence reports to determine whether they missed any indications that an assault was imminent.

Roundly criticized for being afraid of upsetting corporate executives by saying "sell," analysts often respond that sophisticated investors can read between the lines of their reports to determine when they have soured on a company.

Special Agent Sandra Carroll, a spokeswoman for the Newark office of the F.B.I., said the office was awaiting additional police reports to determine whether it would get involved in the investigation.

But the officials said they were still sifting through intelligence reports to determine whether the attacks indeed marked an attempt by Al Qaeda to assert more influence over the Pakistani Taliban's operations.

The transactions were not the work of a rogue trader, so the investigation may also look at the bank's internal controls and financial reports to determine whether the bank adequately disclosed the risks on its books.

The Justice Department correctly decided that Mr. Tsarnaev should be tried in a federal court, where he will have an attorney, where he will be presumed innocent and where a jury will consider evidence (not newspaper reports) to determine his guilt or innocence — in short, where he will have the benefit of due process of law.

Second, we relied on patients' self-reports to determine the presence or absence of limiting LTCs.

Most previous studies on activity in patients with OA or LSS used self-reports to determine the level of activity.

For all these reasons, relying on official-reports to determine the magnitude of CSA is a method that carries a constant error of underestimation.