Sentence examples for conclusion under from inspiring English sources

His conclusion: under Facebook's rules, men's nipples are O.K., female nipples are not.

He strained for a conclusion: Under these circumstances, I think there's a lot that we can — we can improve our relationships with everybody.

He also denied the N.C.A.A.'s request to put the e-mails and other evidence that had led him to this conclusion under seal.

His struggles against Savoyard influence in Geneva were continued and ultimately brought to a successful conclusion under the leadership of his friend Bezanson Hugues.

We discussed Warner's article ("Marina is a very good thing") and the sense that the reforms begun under Thatcher had been taken to their logical conclusion under Gove and Willetts.

What was started under Blair, continued under Brown and is taken to its logical conclusion under Cameron-Clegg: the increasing guiding principle for British foreign policy is to put business first.

In more recent times, South Africans have come to a different, almost heretical conclusion: under its newest coterie of the powerful around President Jacob Zuma, their land has lost its claim to the moral high ground.

In conclusion, under-nutrition and malaria are very common in under-five children around Gilgel Gibe Hydroelectric dam.

In conclusion, under-five mortality in Peru declined substantially in all departments from 1996 to 2000, which is explained mostly by reduction in diarrhoea and pneumonia deaths, particularly in the andean region.

Stokke (2010), on the other hand, has argued that this conclusion is under-motivated and has advocated treating the characters of impure indexicals as intention-sensitive. 15.

But most of all to have acute critical intelligence, to be able to think critically about issues, to analyze them, to come up with their own conclusions under any circumstances".