Sentence examples for would be determinative from inspiring English sources

"I would say this would be determinative, but it's a democratic process".

But concerns about gender would not be determinative in the White House's mind, officials with knowledge of the process said.

When asked about the water temperature in the shower room that "hurt" the skin of Dixon, the prison health and safety inspector, Griffith explained that Dixon tested the hot water two days after Rainey's death, which "would not be determinative evidence of the water temperature two days earlier".

And normally, in a normal presidential contest, this would be a determinative matter.

Indeed, if autonomy alone were to be determinative, then there would be little need for ethics committees.

"If the father says on free soil that he believes the son should go back to Cuba with him, that of course is likely to be determinative," Mr. Gore said, carefully sidestepping whether that would be his own preference.

No single evaluation will be determinative.

A victim's views must never be determinative.

"It won't be determinative about whether clean-tech will work or not".

Resources are always going to be important, but they don't need to be determinative".

Income data "may be helpful, but no indicator alone should be determinative," he said.