Sentence examples for conclusive weight from inspiring English sources

Throughout American history the courts have accorded conclusive weight to claims of security threats -- claims that turned out to be hollow after the crisis had passed.

That construction of Congress' authority under the Copyright Clause "by [those] contemporary with [the Constitution's] formation," the court said, merited [537 U.S. 198] "very great" and in this case "almost conclusive" weight.

In a recent dissent, Judge David S. Tatel of the appeals court explained why he thought the report, "produced in the fog of war," should not be given nearly conclusive weight.

He faulted his colleagues for giving nearly conclusive weight to a sketchy report "produced in the fog of war," saying their standard effectively required judges to accept as true virtually whatever the government claims, severely undermining a 2008 Supreme Court ruling granting the detainees habeas corpus rights.

However, this initial study is too simplistic to be conclusive; to weight the relative impact of changes in a single variable, such as the thickness or location of sandstone members, it must be examined in isolation i.e., in a setting where all other variables are held constant.

It seems difficult at this stage to be conclusive regarding the relative weights given to these considerations in an empirical sense.

Conclusive categories were weighted equally.

But outsiders, including Schweitzer, say that the weights aren't conclusive proof that the molecules being analyzed are amino acids, or that they came from a dinosaur rather than a contaminant.

The models are robust enough for regulatory use, though as with all such models should be used in conjunction with other approaches to develop a "weight of evidence" basis for conclusive decision making.

The evidence related to birth weight is suggestive, but not conclusive (Potischman and Troisi, 1999).

For NO2, results from the literature reviewed suggested some association with birth weight, but were still not conclusive [ 8, 25, 26].