Sentence examples for that determination is from inspiring English sources

Thus when an agent is determined de inesse to doing something in the future, that determination is like a disposition, and neither actual, because the event has not yet occurred, nor potential, because the possibility to do otherwise is not removed.

And even that determination is to be made, if made anywhere, in the Congress.

Lawrence Weschler's December 5 , 1994 Profile of Polanski makes it clear that determination is one of the director's foremost characteristics.

"That spirit, that determination, is embedded deep within the psyche of our volunteer lifeboat crews who go to sea to save others in peril on the sea.

Morton agrees that determination is paramount, as he balances his "two lives": his medicine degree at Glasgow University and his baking career.

The unions argue that determination is invalid because it has the effect of totally nullifying changes made by the Gillard government in 2013 requiring that workers in the offshore resources sector  have certain visas.

People who are determined and use that determination are people who don't call things "failures".

People close to the discussion said that determination was affected by inconsistent language between the two statutes.

Ms. Robitaille said that determination was reached after an investigation that included a review of the video from the security camera.

"We hope that this determination is unwavering," he said.

That determination was slow to surface.