"The higher or lower fee is not a determinate of a good or bad manager, " Ghodsi says.
It is not to be equiparated with a determinate sentence of a court for the same number of years.
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And it does not serve as the determinate factor for private insurance either.
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Recorder Guy Ayers changed the tariff to a determinate sentence lasting six years.
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With drilling being the determinate cost, new techs like multi-pad drilling and ultra-mobile drill rigs attract a lot of attention.
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On Wednesday Bush explained that the relative level of violence is not a determinate of victory or defeat because the enemy can use cease-fires to rearm.
And while some behaviors of the 1950s and 60s are absurd in retrospect, at least the guiding technological visions of the era were bold and determinate.
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In the case of a determinate sentence, a prisoner is generally entitled to be released from prison on licence having served a specified percentage of his sentence.
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The treaties, the summitry and the political volatility that define Europe are completely ill-equipped to handle the crisis as it enters a new and potentially determinate end state.
Because a determinate prisoner is released at the half way point in his sentence, a life sentence with a minimum term is the equivalent of a determinate sentence of double that length.
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Shahjahan, now 29, was given a new determinate sentence of 17 years and eight months and he must serve half of that before he is eligible for release on licence.
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