Sentence examples for allow it to conclude from inspiring English sources

A Republican Party county organization from New Jersey then gave it another nudge, filing an ethics complaint against Mr. Menendez — based on extensive research of flight manifests — that allow it to conclude the senator had improperly flown on Dr. Melgen's private plane.

Justice Potter Stewart filed a dissenting opinion in which he argued that the record before the court was insufficiently developed to allow it to conclude that the students were coerced into participating in the exercises in violation of the establishment clause.

Shell added it had exceeded restructuring targets, achieving annual cost savings of $3.5 billion and cutting 7,000 jobs, allowing it to conclude its overhaul six months quicker than planned.

And that unleashes a chain of reasoning that allows it to conclude, yep, on reflection, I do believe that.

While the OPCW didn't lay the blame with any one party, it said in a report released Tuesday that interviews with witnesses, the collection of environmental samples and the symptoms that patients exhibited in the aftermath allowed it to conclude that chlorine was dropped from two cylinders on the Saraqib area on Feb. 4, 2018. .

The Council has no information allowing it to conclude that any company, including the companies mentioned, has benefited or been damaged as a result of telecommunications being intercepted by this system.

Great Fire claims that third-party reports allow it to "confidently conclude that the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) is responsible for both of these attacks," but that is based on patterns of attacks from the past and, as is so often the case with cyber attacks, there's no indisputable piece of evidence to fully support that claim.

We determined that lung permeability does not allow it to be definitely concluded that lung monocytes share their time either intra- or extravascularly or even both.

Although it could explain why this cDNA was isolated in the screening, it did not allow us to conclude whether the protein normally encoded by the cDNA is a nuclear protein or not.

Hence, we may conclude that acceptability can, in theory, be used to distinguish between health problems in allocating resources, but it does not allow us to conclude that acceptability should be used in priority setting in health care.

We have revised the text to provide further clarity regarding the specificity of the genetic manipulations that allow us to conclude that it is Wfs1 dysfunction specifically in the mPFC that alters stress-induced depressive behaviors.