Sentence examples for from a conclusion from inspiring English sources

The leaks were immediately denounced by Mr Monti, who pointed out that his probe is months away from a conclusion.

This characterization is different from a conclusion that a fairness opinion cannot be rendered because the consideration is not fair.

But it also follows from a conclusion that American companies have reached about their Chinese counterparts: namely, that they are, thus far, relatively inconsequential rivals.

Interpreting the law to preserve habeas corpus jurisdiction, the Second Circuit said, "avoids the novel and profound constitutional questions that would arise" from a conclusion that Congress had eliminated habeas corpus.

Pyrrho's own practice is quite different, because his ataraxia flows not from an ongoing practice of intellectual juggling, but from a conclusion about the nature of things, as reported in the Aristocles passage either that it is indeterminable by us or that it is indefinite that he has arrived at once and for all.

That's part of the reason why, when faced with pressure from Cheney's people to back away from a conclusion the White House didn't like this time around, the analytical community held its ground.

We leave after 10 or so minutes of this routine, which still seems a long way from reaching a conclusion.

What follows from such a conclusion?

But in political debates, there's often a questionable move from facts to a conclusion.

But we can't draw a conclusion from a possibility".

A categorical syllogism infers a conclusion from two premises.