Sentence examples for conclusion granted from inspiring English sources

Conclusion Granted, the loan scheme is unlikely to produce the next Google but I would rather see the loan scheme generate 100,000 businesses all employing an average of 10 people.

U.S. District Court Judge William H. Orrick reached the same conclusion, granting a preliminary injunction prohibiting release of illegally obtained recordings and materials in a decision that laid bare the fraud against Planned Parenthood.

But on Thursday, Mr. Einhorn said Mr. Bernanke's argument took its own conclusion for granted: namely, that the Fed's policy promoted growth.

This bizarre conclusion would grant churches a special exemption from neutral, generally applicable laws designed to protect children.

In conclusion, HVP grants three kinds of recommendations.

The EU Commission's conclusion that Ireland granted Apple Inc. illegal tax benefits, which enabled it to pay substantially less tax than other businesses over many years, will be debated with competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager on Wednesday at 14.00.

Until the opera's conclusion, no character is granted complete knowledge.

Even if the sociological premise is granted, the conclusion is not guaranteed to be true.

He was alluding to a case in which Garrick, as a performer, would have had nothing to do with the theatre beyond the implied engagement that he would not perform anywhere else; and I have come to a very clear conclusion that Lord Eldon would have granted the injunction in that case although there had been no partnership.

Although many commentators take it for granted that Parmenides' conclusion follows from the principle that divided (or divisible) things automatically lose their unity, this supposition makes little sense in the wake of Socrates' speech.

The Queen's action is only the fourth royal pardon granted since the conclusion of World War II.