Sentence examples for demanding a conclusion from inspiring English sources

A brief glance at this curriculum suggests that it is exceptionally demanding, a conclusion seemingly supported by the generally high drop-out figures experienced by all the AI courses in the Netherlands--on average only half of second-year students pass their final exams.

Earlier Venizelos had demanded a conclusion to the bailout saga, but ran into stiff reservations from the key creditor country, Germany.

Rogge had demanded a speedy conclusion to the messy affair and he got one.

I must admit that I may have been infected with society's prejudices and predilections and attributed them to God; that Jesus' call to love one another might demand a different conclusion; and that in the years hence I may be seen as someone who was on the wrong side of history".

The Curators meeting has a simple conclusion, youth are demanding a seat at the table and are well positioned to add positively to what the next fifty years should look-like for humanity.

In the cases where both premises were translated as equations of the form ay = 0, the elimination conclusion turned out to be 0 = 0, even though Aristotelian logic might demand a non-trivial conclusion.

Opera demands a tragic ending, and Bel Canto draws inexorably to a conclusion that neither captors nor captives foresee or desire.

This conclusion demands a radical re-thinking of the tenets of the breast cancer awareness movement.

According to experiments that manipulate the desirability of the conclusion, people demand a high standard of evidence for unpalatable ideas and a low standard for preferred ideas.

The conclusion is that capitalism demands a level of surplus repression that supports the development of the death instinct and social domination.

Its conclusion calls for a "moratorium on Muslim immigration to America" and exhorts supporters to "demand a complete halt".