Sentence examples for conclusion condemnation from inspiring English sources
Sometimes an incident lends itself easily to comprehension and conclusion, condemnation or approbation, but the Kerrey affair seems only to deepen the difficulty of making moral judgments when memories are conflicting and traumatized, and when their context is itself freighted with moral ambiguity.
The proceeding was dubbed here the "trial of the century," and its conclusion added judicial condemnation to widespread disdain for the man who ruthlessly ruled this South American nation from July , 1980 to August , 1981
Its conclusions drew swift condemnation from many Democrats and liberal economists, who accused the administration of "cherry-picking" economic evidence to sweeten Mr. Trump's pitch to American workers.
Therefore, epidemiological studies on joint health that contain conclusions based only on condemnation rates are likely to be of limited value.
Sophal has avoided simplistic conclusions or easy condemnations of Cambodia's donors.
His condemnation is a foregone conclusion, as is his dismissal of virtually any variation from his own sense of earthly doom.
After the SEC condemnation of JPMorgan's "egregious breakdowns in controls" and conclusion that "senior management broke a cardinal rule of corporate management" to honestly inform the board of directors, top senior manager Dimon made all the right noises.
Other intelligence agencies were slow in reaching the same conclusion as the CIA, and congressional Republicans were reluctant to offer support to a public condemnation of Moscow.
The condemnation rate did not mirror the joint health in the studied population, and conclusions about joint health that are based on condemnation data are likely to be erroneous.
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"Frank's conclusion was pretty sceptical about whether the fact that former Jihadi scholars are now issuing theological condemnations of al-Qaida, would have much short-term effect on the ground in Britain or elsewhere," she wrote.
