Sentence examples for grounds for concluding from inspiring English sources

These cases, I think, provide slim grounds for concluding that the Court has not been true to its word.

"Shell's mere knowledge that spills and leaks continued to occur" with each delivery, Justice Stevens continued, "is insufficient grounds for concluding that Shell 'arranged for' the disposal".

Second, that the eventual argument he did deploy - the reactivation of 678 - would only be "sustainable if there are strong factual grounds for concluding Iraq has failed to take the final opportunity" to comply with the Gulf war ceasefire.

However, the argument that resolution 1441 alone has revived the authorisation to use force in resolution 678 will only be sustainable if there are strong factual grounds for concluding that Iraq has failed to take the final opportunity.

On March 7 2003 the attorney general says that military intervention will only be justified if there are "strong factual grounds" for concluding that Iraq has failed to comply with UN resolutions.

In hindsight, there's grounds for concluding that Gordon's much-admired Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait (made in collaboration with French avant-gardist Philippe Parreno) marked the point when this whole boomlet began, in 2006.

Laying on one side the federal statute, as in no way inconsistent, we find no ground for concluding that the state requirements lay any actual burden upon interstate or foreign commerce.

The rough set approach introduced by Zdzisław Pawlak provides a ground for concluding to what degree a particular model for an intelligent system design is a part of a set of a set of models representing a standard.

And, so read, we find no ground for concluding that the statute should be regarded as invalid upon its face, merely by reason of uncertainty, so as to deprive the Superior Court of jurisdiction to consider the relevant questions of fact and to determine with respect to a particular field whether or not there has been the unreasonable waste of gas which the statute condemns.

Of the 10, Gregory had the court's majority decision and four of his colleagues issued individual opinions that offered different grounds, some narrower than others, for concluding that the travel ban is likely invalid under immigration law and the Constitution.

At the Mass, he beatified Pope Paul VI, who died in 1978, bringing the pontiff best known for concluding the ground-breaking reforms of the Second Vatican Council and enshrining the Church's ban on contraception a step closer to sainthood.