ascertain
ਪਤਾ ਲਾਉਣ
definition
verb
an attempt to ascertain the cause of the accident
find (something) out for certain; make sure of.
example
Much effort has been expended in attempting to 'ascertain' a precise antecedent to the trust in other laws.
management should 'ascertain' whether adequate funding can be provided
an attempt to 'ascertain' the cause of the accident
A second objective was to attempt to 'ascertain' the limits to survival in terms of loss of conductivity.
an attempt to 'ascertain' the cause of the accident
He will in due course be interviewed to 'ascertain' his version of events.
As a result there are no references to 'ascertain' the authenticity of many works.
It would be appreciated if you would 'ascertain' this information in a timely manner.
management should 'ascertain' whether adequate funding can be provided
A team from the air accident investigation unit is still trying to 'ascertain' the cause of the crash.
Efforts to 'ascertain' concrete information are met with bland replies and you come away none the wiser.
A fire investigation team will try to 'ascertain' the exact cause but it is thought to have been an electrical fault.
He is now awaiting an insurance quote to 'ascertain' the cost of repairing damage to both the statue and its foundations.
There's an awkward pause as we try to 'ascertain' the seriousness of the situation.
The department in question could have 'ascertained' her identity by looking at its own records.
Therefore, encouraging 'ascertainment' of health information for three generations of relatives is warranted.
Even then it would not derive from any objectively 'ascertainable' standard or consensus within a recognised profession.
Whether such an exposure would affect the hormone status of women, children, or fetuses is not 'ascertainable' from the results of the present study.
We do not know how these subjects were selected or anything about the 'ascertainment' of diagnosis or any other aspect of the design of the study.
In the final report, the difficulties in 'ascertaining' the number of deaths was referred to in detail.
The same could be said about 'ascertaining' the guilt.
The common law is not always clear, but in most fields it is reasonably 'ascertainable' .
Regardless of the opinions, however, the application of 'ascertainment' and discernment require readers to discuss the book critically.
As we noted in a previous report, the distribution of antisocial syndromes in our sample is also likely to reflect the 'ascertainment' of the sample.
That should require interaction with leading and influential members of the community for 'ascertaining' the views and problems of the community.
Moreover some of these physicians often issue a certificate of death before making a check up and 'ascertaining' the cause of death.
It was further revealed that some officers would start their formality of 'ascertaining' the number of students only after receiving the bribe amount.
The industry-institution interaction is basically aimed at 'ascertaining' the requirements of the job market.
I lowered my window and turned off the radio to listen for any sound (to see if it was a helicopter) but I couldn't hear any 'ascertainable' aircraft engine noise.
He said the primary concern was 'ascertaining' the healthcare needs of the patients.
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