Referring to political inaction at Stormont over the abortion question, Horner also suggested that a referendum might have to be held to enact his conclusions on reforming local abortion law.
Yet seven years on from what was held to be the conclusion of one of the world's most publicised abduction cases, new evidence has emerged which implies that Priklopil may have had an accomplice and that police and justice authorities could have been involved in an attempt to cover up his existence.
The sources of variation in mathematics are: (1) the "cognitive style," (2) the "framework of associations, relationships, uses, analogies, and metaphysical implications attributed to mathematics," (3) "the meanings attached to computations and symbolic manipulations," and (4) "the type of reasoning which is held to prove a conclusion" (Bloor 1976, 110).
Re "Irrationality in Deportation Law" (editorial, Jan . 3: While you correctly portray the Supreme Court as critical of the Board of Immigration Appeals' decision in Judulang v. Holder, your effort to extrapolate from the court's holding to draw conclusions about the overall work of the board is unfounded.
It seems that SDL countenances inferences from patently impermissible states of affairs that someone is obliged to know hold when they hold to the conclusion that the same impermissible states of affairs are obligatory.[2] Return to Deontic Logic.
The Fed rightly held back from rushing to conclusions about the recent wild swings in the markets last month.
Despite my appeal to them, that as Muslims they simply cannot believe in hearsay without verification, both the Qur'an and the Prophet have emphasized to live a regret free life by not jumping to conclusions and holding malice towards others.
NOAA had been holding those conclusions close to the chest in anticipation of a court showdown with BP.
Workers and management at The Seattle Post-Intelligencer cheered the end of a 38-day strike today, but at The Seattle Times, the city's other, larger daily newspaper, an acrid dispute over the terms of possible layoffs held up a conclusion to the strike there.
It simply points to another widely held conclusion, that the unwillingness of democratic nations like France, Britain and the United States to resist Hitler's serial aggressions in the 1930's with military force had devastating consequences.
A parallel trend assumption for both groups must hold, however, to allow general conclusions to be drawn from the analysis.
