Sentence examples for which has determined from inspiring English sources

The team has formed a fan council, which has determined everything from the team's name, to the team band's name ("Sound Wave"), to the team's scarf design.

"The affinity with jazz which has determined my life was not inherited," she told the writer Sally Placksin in the book "Jazzwomen".

The commission said that the Bush administration, which has determined that captured terrorists are not entitled to the full protection of the Geneva Conventions, should draw on the treaty in developing new detention policies.

A separate group of 158 Hmong asylum seekers being held near the border with Laos has been interviewed by the United Nations, which has determined that they are "people of concern" who could face persecution if they are deported.

Most of us, however, do not work in Washington, which has determined that 500,000 lost jobs is a disaster, while 2m lost jobs - not those Obamacare jobs but jobs we're actually going to lose - are worth little less than a shrug.

For CNN, which has determined that it needs to be entertaining in prime time while maintaining its image as a nonpartisan news source, Mr. Morgan would be a pivotal building block in a lineup that would include Eliot Spitzer, the disgraced former New York governor.

The American Craft Museum, which had determined that it would not be able to expand on 53rd Street, replied after the deadline.

Then came 1966, the high tide of Wilson's political ascendancy, a 98-seat Labour majority in place of the four-seat majority which had determined the 1964 result.

In reversing the Brown University case of 2004, which had determined that private-university grad students weren't employees, and which was itself a reversal of the New York University case of 2000, this case settled (for now) the question of whether graduate students at private universities could unionize.

The money will be administered by the State Division of Community Affairs, which had determined months ago that there were still many in the state living with relatives, unable to repair their homes or running low on rent money while they awaited more permanent assistance.

Our focus was on a global temperature plateau which could be a challenge to the forecasts of climate models which have determined government policy.