Sentence examples for were to be ascertained from inspiring English sources

In both cases the Supreme Court instructed that product and market definitions were to be ascertained by reference to evidence of consumers' perception of the nature of the products and the markets for them, rather than to abstract or metaphysical assumptions as to the configuration of the "product" and the "market".

Other data were to be ascertained as well, such as number of inhabitants in the region to be evaluated, travel costs and the opportunity costs of time spent by visiting a forest and traveling.

The full truth was to be ascertained by bitter experience, after spending a year on the spot.

Garnham said, "quite how the subtlety of that distinction was to be ascertained from the notes is far from obvious".

Automated databases (AD) offer some advantages when long term drug exposure is to be ascertained.

However, the extension of the initial studies' findings to more detailed and complex disease phenotypes is necessary if the clinical relevance of genetic variation is to be ascertained.

These studies reinforce the fact that results garnered from animal models are not necessarily indicative of what is to be ascertained in humans.

However, this aspect is to be further ascertained.

Ben Whishaw, a more sensitive-seeming figure, has replaced Baron Cohen; the occupant of the director's chair is yet to be ascertained, as original pick Dexter Fletcher bailed in March.

Lalrokhuma Pachuau, Karnataka's chief of police, told journalists that "the nature of the explosion is yet to be ascertained".

However, whatever the reality is for British people hoping to live abroad, it is not likely to be ascertained until the terms around Britain's exit are finalised.