Sentence examples for concluding that agreeing from inspiring English sources

The Americans have grown weary of answering questions about Hammon's decision, more or less concluding that agreeing to disagree is the most prudent course of action.

Langton agrees and concludes that "women as a group have rights against the consumers of pornography, and thereby have rights that are trumps against the policy of permitting pornography…the permissive policy is in conflict with the principle of equal concern and respect, and that women accordingly have rights against it" (1990, 346).

Regulation: "We have discussed your question and we have concluded that we agree with your analysis.

He concludes that voters agreed with the message "we're on the right track".

More than 45% of voters concluded that they agreed with Nicos.

Polls over the weekend concluded that voters agreed that Mr. Kerry had won the debate by wide margins.

We conclude that fixations agree with saliency judgments, and classic bottom-up saliency models explain both.

Considering the diverse data sources and assumptions of the two models it can be concluded that they agree remarkably well.

The safety agency did not agree, concluding that such failures would increase the risk of a crash.

The Port Authority has come to agree, concluding that money available for restoration would be better used for the Saarinen terminal, known as the head house.

In an address televised nationwide this evening, Mr. Zedillo said that he had ordered the attorney general to obtain arrest warrants for hundreds of strikers last week after concluding that they would never agree to a negotiated solution.