Sentence examples for disputed conclusion from inspiring English sources

It is using new evidence to revise and in some cases reverse conclusions from that estimate, which came to the much disputed conclusion that while Iran had stepped up its production of nuclear fuel, its leadership had suspended its work on the devices and warhead designs needed to actually build a weapon.

WASHINGTON — When the Supreme Court considers on Tuesday whether hundreds of thousands of women can band together in an employment discrimination suit against Wal-Mart, the argument may hinge on the validity of the hotly disputed conclusions of a Chicago sociologist.

In a dissenting opinion, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. sharply disputed this conclusion.

In an appendix to the report, a lawyer for three Secret Service officials disputed the conclusion blaming the Secret Service.

Scientists and researchers disputed this conclusion, claiming there had been 58 times the expected level of these abnormalities in Ain.

John Swinney, the Scottish Government's Finance Secretary, disputed the conclusion, pointing out that the country is already within the EU.

But Elizabeth Currid, an assistant professor at the University of Southern California who has studied the economic impact of the creative arts in the two cities, disputed that conclusion.

The White House disputed the conclusion, saying it quickly threw everything the government had at the spill and did not soft-pedal its scale.

She also disputed the conclusion that the oil sands would be exploited regardless of whether the Keystone XL pipeline is built.

Mr Botha disputed this conclusion, saying that determining the time of death through gastric emptying is guesswork, calling it a "highly controversial and inexact science".

But many disputed that conclusion, including Theodore Postol, a physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT), who argues that the tests' flaws were covered up.