Sentence examples for will determine on from inspiring English sources

Obama, whose approval ratings have improved marginally this month after being in the dangerously-low 40s, is to take the state of the union message on the road Wednesday with a lengthy trip through the swing states that will determine on November 6 whether he will go down in history as a one-term president or is given another four years.

What we may well get is local or even regional violence as part of a power struggle that will determine on what terms that settlement is reached.

Users can also ask Field Trip to read them notifications if the phone is connected to a headset or Bluetooth or if they are driving — and the app will determine on its own that they are driving based on how fast they are moving.

In this model, given certain constraints, each node will determine on its own strategy in a sequenced, yet nonsimultaneous manner.

Structure (the factors to be taken into account in determining allocation) is critical as it will determine on a long term basis the share accruing to each IOTC member state of the estimated USD 2 3 billion worth of tuna caught in the Indian Ocean each year.

In a controversial and bold Beijing-style move to try and improve the city's horrible air pollution, the last number of a car's license plate will determine on what days it can be driven.

All tournament games will be played as doubleheaders and the winner will determined on total points.

There is currently no blanket protection for journalists' sources under Canadian law and the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled courts will determined on a case-by-case basis if a reporter must reveal their source.

"Once the winds have died down and it's ok to go out and do a complete assessment and inspection they'll determine on a case by case basis when service should be resumed".

Computer algorithms will determine scores on the screening questionnaires and will automatically assign participants to one of two groups – active intervention group or a waiting-list control group.

"There's a process that will determine, based on science, what's best for the river," Mr. Sheffer said, "and the E.P.A. leads that process".