Sentence examples for conclude definitively from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors and regulators have been unsuccessful in bringing charges against the senior ranks at the 30 or so biggest financial institutions, often struggling to conclude definitively who is at fault in such sprawling enterprises.

"Ofcom was unable to conclude definitively whether or not the substitution took place as a result of either the alleged booking condition or the alleged involvement of ITV or the ITV Network," the regulator said.

He said that there was "a high possibility" that a torpedo was the cause of the explosion, but that it was also too soon to conclude definitively that it was the cause.

That means that it is not possible to conclude definitively that it was the paracetamol that was causing the effects noted.

However, our comprehensive assessment, across many different outcomes, suggests that no major differences exist between primary CDMR and planned vaginal delivery, but the evidence is too weak to conclude definitively that differences are completely absent.

Yet researchers have been reluctant to conclude definitively that a reaction spurred by climate change is what caused the hole.

(Multiple investigations concluded definitively that Foster killed himself).

In 2011, a state official concluded definitively that the inspector had been wrong.

I wanted the horror to be concluded, definitively and irredeemably, so that I could blot it out.

U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded definitively that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election to try to influence its outcome in Trump's favor.

The chairman of the least broadcast-friendly new body in football, the Fifa Ethics Committee Adjudicatory Chamber, Hans-Joachim Eckert, concludes definitively in his eight-page report that "the ISL case is now closed".