Sentence examples for decline to conclude from inspiring English sources

That means that unless a prospective buyer agrees to buy the property "subject to" the encroachment, the buyer could decline to conclude the purchase unless the encroachment is removed.

Without any controlling or persuasive authority on the issue, I decline to conclude that defendant in this case is "media," triggering the negligence standard.

Mueller also examined whether Trump committed obstruction of justice after becoming president, Barr reported, but Mueller sidestepped any traditional prosecutorial recommendation, declining to conclude the president committed a crime or to exonerate him.

A number of economists point to relatively rapid output growth and declining unemployment to conclude that the recovery was on track.

Mr. Kaiser points to a recent fall in stocks and declining export orders to conclude that Germany could no longer enjoy the luxury of staying out of the crisis facing other parts of the euro zone.

Trying to end a national funk caused by an Arab oil boycott and soaring fuel prices, Richard Nixon urged citizens to unite behind the national goal of achieving energy independence, "in the spirit of Apollo .Nowadays, those looking for modern decline will be tempted to conclude, political leaders find it easier to quarrel than to agree on America's next journey towards the stars.

"While it would be premature to conclude that the sales decline has hit bottom, there are some indications that the rate of decline has moderated from the final quarter of 2008.

Therefore, researchers were able to conclude that a significant decline in mortality had occurred although it was not possible to estimate the annual number of deaths (19, 20).

To explain aging, it does not suffice to conclude that selection pressure declines over ages.

"I did not see any explanation or justification for an official Senate committee inquiry into activities protected by the first amendment," he wrote, concluding, "we decline to participate in this endeavor and object to your apparent efforts to infringe upon and potentially stifle fundamental first amendment activities".

Still, it is hard to listen to his invective over the Telegraph's decline and conclude that this is anything but a principled step.