Sentence examples for could have concluded from inspiring English sources

If he could have concluded the statement by spitting, she felt he would.

The committee also questioned how Mitchell could have concluded in September that Rwanda's support for the M23 rebels had ended.

"The relevant inquiry is whether a reasonable officer … could have concluded that deadly force is necessary," she wrote.

Fans, understandably, could have concluded that the Mets were not trying to improve, at least for the short term.

They could easily have given up — could have concluded, sensibly, that after all that had happened a future together would be impossible.

This week, a casual observer could have concluded that each had carried out its duty and that peace talks would move forward.

The soldier could only have concluded that my grandfather was in serious cahoots with John Brown, and attention of that kind could destroy everything.

Looking over the neatly dressed, enthusiastic and racially diverse crowd, a casual observer could reasonably have concluded that times are still flush for smooth jazz.

Oregon also regulates storm-water runoff, Justice Kennedy added, and the federal agency "could reasonably have concluded that further federal regulation in this area would be duplicative or counterproductive".

She said there might be cases in which age is a relevant factor in the custody determination, but said the California courts could reasonably have concluded that this case, with Mr. Alvarado nearly 18 years old, was not one of them.

Another rail union source has speculated that "ideologues in the Department for Transport or the Conservative party" could well have concluded that "thresholds haven't worked and we're going to have to ban strikes on railways and buses". .