Sentence examples for concluding that any from inspiring English sources
The Federal Bureau of Investigation had previously examined these allegations, concluding that any wrongdoing did not merit criminal charges.
Denis Dutton makes a compelling case for the triumph of hysteria over actual knowledge in the case of Y2K, but he overreaches in concluding that any other apocalyptic scenario must be similarly foolish.
Federal District Judge Kristine G. Baker blocked the law's enforcement after concluding that any medical benefit from the contract arrangement would be "incrementally small" while the burden on women's access to abortion would be substantial.
U.S. District Judge Kristine G. Baker had temporarily blocked the law, concluding that any medical benefit from the contract requirement would be "incrementally small" while the burden on women's access to abortion would be substantial.
Almost all say that they still need evidence before concluding that any suspect in the Benghazi attack should be arrested or charged, and that in any event the case should be handled in a Libyan court — regardless of the feeble state of the country's legal system.
Indian telecommunications companies are also required to demand that foreign manufacturers transfer their technology to make "critical" equipment and software within three years of a sale, the memo said, concluding that any Indian company that did not enforce technology transfers would be subject to criminal prosecution.
Roberts concludes that "any increase in speech is of one kind … that of publicly financed candidates".
Despite issues some have with offering incentives, he concluded that "any study that showed potential to reduce the harms of smoking should be investigated".
After almost 600 pages of what Joanna Hoffman, in the movie, calls "excruciatingly personal" details about Jobs's life, Walter Isaacson concludes that "any judgements must take into account results".
The report did not conclude that any files had been improperly viewed or any laws broken.
