Sentence examples for concluding arguments from inspiring English sources

Today both sides must make their concluding arguments.

After perfunctory concluding arguments, Judge Martinez-Perez shes she is prepared to rule.

But his final legal judgment will come later, after hearing concluding arguments in court, scheduled for Feb. 22.

Concluding arguments in the antitrust case have been scheduled for Feb. 22. [Page C8.] A federal judge has ruled that Microsoft must conform to standards set by Sun Microsystems when it sells products that use Sun's Java programming language.

In the days before the Canadian men's Olympic hockey team lost a semifinal to the Czech Republic and the bronze medal game to Finland at the 1998 Olympic Winter Games, the Supreme Court of Canada heard concluding arguments in a landmark case that would decide whether the province of Quebec could unilaterally separate from the rest of Canada.

After both sides make concluding arguments on Wednesday, Judge Marcia G. Cooke of Federal District Court will choose between two starkly contrasting images of Mr. Padilla: the lucid, occasionally jolly defendant with antisocial tendencies portrayed by the government, and the twitching, fearful, damaged man presented by the defense.

When the trial resumes on Monday, Mr. Menendez's lawyer will offer his concluding argument, and the prosecution will have a chance to offer a rebuttal.

But Kirk Ogrosky, a defense lawyer for Dr. Melgen, said during his concluding argument that the prosecution's evidence did not come close to adding up to bribery.

The book's concluding argument is that political change and the preservation and extension of freedom has continuously been the result of groups of people, most often the marginalized, unifying their voices in support of freedom.

The individual charged has the right to present witnesses on his or her own behalf; to remain silent; to cross-examine witnesses appearing against him or her; and to present a concluding argument when the taking of evidence has been concluded.

The evaluation (in this case manifested through the word 'ignore') does not serve to support the writer's concluding argument that the teacher should take actions to help those students who had a negative attitude towards independent learning.