Sentence examples for conclusions on issues from inspiring English sources

If, as appears undeniable, the administration and many conservatives support Judge John G. Roberts for the Supreme Court at least in part because they believe that his Catholic faith will lead him to more conservative conclusions on issues like abortion, why is it somehow improper for the Senate to ask Judge Roberts whether his faith will influence his conclusions on issues like abortion?

While standard document-searching software can pinpoint keywords, Mr. Craig's program makes connections to draw conclusions on issues like whether a public official may have acted on a matter presenting a conflict of interest.

The new Italian government played hardball on Thursday, with Mr. Conte refusing to agree to joint conclusions on issues like digital innovation or defense cooperation until migration was dealt with.

We planned to have teacher-participants improve their critical literacy skills by discussing, actively reading on, critically writing about, and using evidence to support conclusions on issues arising from recent scientific discoveries.

In the first part, this presentation reviews the relevant publications, the metholodological problems related to the topic and draws conclusions on several issues, e.g. the admission procedures in the community sector of West German mental health care.

Originalists and judicial-restraint conservatives generally reach similar conclusions on legal issues, but their reasoning differs.

Many of the C.I.A. conclusions on these issues have spurred criticism of the agency by Senator Helms and other conservatives.

He has dismissed the agency's conclusions on critical issues, particularly its determination that Russia interfered in last year's election to help him win.

REUTERS Sino-Forest Investigation Leaves Questions Unanswereded  |  The independent committee looking into allegations of fraud at the Sino-Forest Corporation released its final report without reaching definitive conclusions on certain issues, Reuters reports.

Mr. Helms said in his speech that he intended for the agency to bring in a team of outside experts who would re-examine the agency's conclusions on key issues.

The judge added that the definition of torture intended for use in the policy would require medical practitioners to "reach conclusions on political issues which they cannot rationally be asked to reach".