Sentence examples for be conclusions of from inspiring English sources

Instead, ownership claims may be conclusions of intricate moral (or legal) arguments (Fried 2004, 2005).

Some read it as simply providing further support for Hume's extensive argument that moral properties are not discernible by demonstrative reason, leaving open whether ethical evaluations may be conclusions of cogent probable arguments.

That at least seems to be conclusion of the government lawyers, who settled Wilson's lawsuit after years of court battles.

That seems to be the conclusion of Debby Wu at Bloomberg as well within the iPhone supply chain world.

These are conclusions of the the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission inquiry into the competitiveness of the east coast gas market released on Friday.

These doctrines are conclusions of some of his best known arguments, but these are clearly dialectical anti-Stoic arguments.

But it's the "conclusions of law" section (or lack thereof) that is most astounding.

These are the conclusions of a World Economic Forum WEFF) report launched today in Davos.

Following are the conclusions of this study: 1.

Especially relevant here are the conclusions of two additional studies released this month by the AAI.

JUDGE EDWARDS -- Everything else seems to be post-conclusions of law.