Sentence examples for different conclusions on whether from inspiring English sources
Lower courts around the country have reached different conclusions on whether various drug testing programs, none of which require suspicion of individual wrongdoing, amount to unreasonable searches in violation of the Fourth Amendment.
In last week's vice presidential debate, Dick Cheney, essentially agreeing with Joseph Lieberman, said that people should be "free to enter into any kind of relationship they want to enter into" and that "states are likely to come to different conclusions" on whether same-sex marriages should be recognized.
For example, he uses the fact that a number of reported carcinogens, mutagens, and neurotoxins have been banned from cosmetics in Europe but are still permitted in cosmetics in the United States to show that officials in the different locations work with the same toxicology data and the same scientists, but reach entirely different conclusions on whether to act on dangerous chemicals.
Why did the Court reach different conclusions on two similar cases?
Mr. Levitt asserted: "We have different conclusions on what the focus groups said.
"Using the same data, different countries have come to different conclusions on opening or closing airspace".
But their representatives came to starkly different conclusions on Ross.
The Supreme Court has not addressed whether such claims are cognizable under Section 2, and lower courts have reached different conclusions on the issue.
Individuals have preconceived notions developed from their experiences and knowledge they have acquired from the world around them. Conclusions individuals infer from scientific concepts vary because each person's experiences with scientific phenomena are different resulting in different conclusions depending on whether this person is or is not a scientist (e.g., Baum et al. [2005]).
But where they reach a different conclusion is on whether there is a set amount of money people need to achieve well-being.
When comparing our results with those of Sicherer et al different conclusions were drawn on whether additional allergic disease impairs the parents' and families' HRQL.
