Sentence examples for conclusive proof of the from inspiring English sources

Lever sees all this as conclusive proof of the queen's weakness of character.

"Too often, competitive violations have gone unpunished because conclusive proof of the violation was lacking," Goodell wrote.

Powell did not try to prove that Saddam had nerve gas to fill 16,000 rockets; it was enough that he gave conclusive proof of the cover-up.

Even the minority report of the papal commission noted grave difficulty in attempting to present conclusive proof of the immorality of artificial contraception based on the natural law".

Mr. Putin said that if there is objective, conclusive proof of the use of chemical weapons, "then, there will be a reaction".

While the autopsy went further than any other medical judgment to link a death to the dust, it by no means offered conclusive proof of the dust's toxicity and its impact on others at the site.

The conclusive proof of this deduction comes from the comparison of the SBR from NC and ACSC data for phantom and controls (for the Southampton method) in Table 6.

The first conclusive proof of this came during the Gulf War in 1991.

Among the 13 features he made in his too-brief career -- he died in 1960, at 53 -- none provides more conclusive proof of that defiant Frenchness than the elegant 1954 gangster movie "Touchez pas au Grisbi" ("Don't Touch the Loot"), which will play for two weeks at Film Forum beginning Friday.

However, the present results do not provide conclusive proof of this view which would require initial rate measurement, for example, by proton exchange.

The critics argued that this was conclusive proof of "undervaluation" of the stock; that the market verdict was a better judge of the underlying value of the company than the Government and its advisers; and that failure to foresee that had "cost" the taxpayer large sums.