Sentence examples for have no finality from inspiring English sources
"We would have no finality in the criminal justice system, and finality is important".
"Remove those men, and their ideas — which, after all, had no finality — would disappear".
''Remove those men, and their ideas — which, after all, had no finality — would disappear".
And the letter had no note of finality, leaving room for more steps; it is not clear if e-mails to or from other people are still being reviewed.
Nor would its decisions have the finality that our legal system associates with exercises of judicial power.
"He has decided that he wants to have some finality to his plight, so he intends to return voluntarily to Rochester," his lawyer, Michael Bolton, said on Sunday.
One reason for this is logistical: a decision in the justice system must have some finality, because it would be impossible to relitigate every case.
"What we said in our papers is that it should have the finality of Supreme Court review," said Mark D. Rosenbaum, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, which brought the lawsuit seeking the postponement and which opposed a new hearing in the Ninth Circuit.
"It could be two years from now that we have the finality.
A second reason for Swinburne is that explanation can be reasonably thought to have achieved finality or completeness when one gives a personal explanation that appeals to the intentions of a conscious agent.
