Sentence examples for conclusion against from inspiring English sources

However, the team did check their conclusion against another set of prisoners before publishing it, and found the same result.

Schellenberg defends this conclusion against arguments from religious experience and naturalistic arguments that might seem to make either religious belief or religious disbelief preferable to his skeptical stance.

"I believe that this debate should now be drawn to a conclusion, against the introduction of intercept evidence in terrorism cases".

That said, Abulafia warns us, in his conclusion, against searching for a "fundamental unity" of Mediterranean identity, and to "note diversity" instead.

Yet he works in a mental universe where only measurable things are thought to exist, and so has to gird a common-sense conclusion against attack, particularly from economists.

There we held that it deprives a defendant of due process to 'subject his liberty or property to the judgment of a court, the judge of which has a direct, personal, substantial, pecuniary interest in reaching a conclusion against him in his case.' Id., 273 U.S. at page 523, 47 S.Ct. at page 441.

The reasons which led to the conclusions against creating new and novel liabilities in the Feres and Dalehite cases retain their persuasiveness.

The National Republican Congressional Committee moved to use the special counsel's conclusions against vulnerable Democrats who had accused Mr. Trump of colluding with Russia.

It may be that Infowars exceeded a prescribed number of strikes or warnings and, therefore, committed its own suicide – but it is vanishingly unlikely that Apple, Spotify, Facebook and YouTube, not to mention the others, all arrived at their own independent conclusions against Infowars at the same time purely by coincidence.

The Ipsos poll, measuring degrees of happiness, is not strictly comparable with those that ask about "well-being" (such as Gallup) or "life satisfaction" (the World Values survey), so it is hard to test the validity of the conclusions against other efforts.

By that, it does not allow unidirectional conclusions against or in favour of forest management, e.g. for climate change mitigation.