Sentence examples for conclude even from inspiring English sources
It is simply no longer possible for the court to conclude, even if it wanted to, that a violation of Miranda's rules is a violation of the Constitution.
"The vast majority have remained Catholic and probably will stay Catholic," the authors conclude, "even if they're unhappy and even if they're disconnected entirely from parish life".
We conclude, even assuming the Convention creates judicially enforceable rights, that suppression is not an appropriate remedy for a violation of Article 36, and that a State may apply its regular rules of procedural default to Article 36 claims.
As Brad McCrea seemed to authoritatively conclude, even poetic license is subject to the law (and when, at least in Western art history, is art ever independent of rich patronage or the institutional support of a hegemonic force?).
The hunger for family runs deep, the Gores conclude, even if it is redefined, based on bonds of love rather than blood and economic necessity, and tested by the culture as never before.
If you knew that and splashed those by-products directly on lung cells in culture, you'd observe such a severe response that you'd conclude even slight exposure to naphthalene is extremely dangerous.
"I am always quoting a sentence of Kierkegaard's," Ullmann concluded, "even though he may not have written it.
Readers no longer value the news the way the Times wants to package it, the report concludes, even though they should.
As the study concluded, "Even after taking account of traditional and non-traditional covariates, moderate alcohol consumption continued to show a beneficial effect in predicting mortality risk".
When underdogs choose not to play by Goliath's rules, they win, Arreguín-Toft concluded, "even when everything we think we know about power says they shouldn't".
Just as the affair with Effie Gray had begun in hope and ended in disaster, this last relationship concluded even more finally.
