Sentence examples for to a determination from inspiring English sources

Their collective resilience was allied to a determination to delay goal kicks and free-kicks.

"The purpose of the report is not to come to a determination on genocide," said a State Department official.

"We haven't come to a determination about that, and we are not going to try to rush it".

Again the response is akin to a determination, because the condition attained is transmitted through subsequent cell divisions.

Essentially, any such proposition leads to a determination procedure that never ends (a condition known as the halting problem).

This was then "subject to a determination of legality" by the office of legal counsel at the department of justice (DOJ).

I -- the legislature is going down to Springfield to make a determination as to how to resolve this issue.

"There has to be a determination to get this review correct and for it to not be just window dressing," he says.

Any policy that is announced will simply be a con, an environmental figleaf to cover a determination to do nothing.

"There appears to be a determination to continue the war in Syria and no hope for a ceasefire," he said.

"There does seem to be a determination to get the job done that wasn't there before," Mr. Stearns said.