Sentence examples for if they conclude from inspiring English sources

But sceptics would underestimate Mackay's role if they conclude that Cardiff have just bought success.

If they conclude that the real issue is birth control, the bishops may lose.

If they conclude that dumping is taking place, the Commerce Department has the option of imposing duties on the imports.

But if they conclude that Mrs Clinton, though ahead, cannot win against John McCain, they might just do it.

Because they are not surgeons, the North Ohio cardiologists must refer a patient to another doctor if they conclude that bypass surgery is that patient's best option.

If they conclude that Apple should have recorded its sales in those countries instead of Ireland, they could require Apple to pay more tax locally.

Their surrender was lamentable, but, if they concluded that their chances of prevailing against a powerful minister in a trial court were minimal, they were surely not wrong.

Had the trade proceeded, league officials surely would have investigated and — if they concluded that the Nets had promised to waive Stackhouse — would have probably killed the deal.

Learning from Nixon's fate, the lawyers realized that congressional Democrats would abandon Clinton if they concluded that he had lost the trust of the public.

Mr. Obama, in an echo of his post-partisan pitch in 2008, even encouraged supporters to vote for Republicans for Congress if they concluded that those candidates were "serious about putting people first instead of putting elections first".

Policy makers would err if they concluded that a school filled with working-class children outperformed one with poor children simply because it had higher scores, even though pupils in both places got subsidized lunches.