Sentence examples for its basic conclusion from inspiring English sources

If the majority means that these pre-settlement questions are what matters, then how does it reconcile its statement with its basic conclusion that "settlement is relevant" to class certification, or with the numerous lower court authority that says that settlement is not only relevant, but important?

If the majority means that these presettlement questions are what matters, then how does it reconcile its statement with its basic conclusion that "settlement is relevant" to class certification, or with the numerous lower court authority that says that settlement is not only relevant, but important?

The board did not change its basic conclusion, that the crash was probably the result of ice that accumulated on the wings and caused instability in the ailerons, moveable panels on the wings used to bank the airplane.

The Navy's investigation focused narrowly on actions aboard the Cole itself, but its basic conclusion, first reported in The Sun of Baltimore on Saturday, will focus greater attention on the decisions by commanders in the United States Central Command that resulted in the Cole's stopping to refuel, at only a moderate level of alert, in a country known as a haven for terrorists.

"Good Morning America" featured the report first thing in the morning, CNN aired a story about it a few hours later, and all the network evening news programs announced its basic conclusions.

Depending on the day or hour, his numbers shift a bit, but his basic conclusion is that 5,000 non-citizens voted in 2010.

The communication first is presented; the person pays attention to it and comprehends its contents (including the basic conclusion being urged and perhaps also the evidence offered in its support).

[But] the basic conclusion was that it did not add any element to our national security.

Its Committee on Surface Temperature Reconstructions for the Last 2,000 Years found the following: The basic conclusion of Mann et al. (1998, 1999) was that the late 20th century warmth in the Northern Hemisphere was unprecedented during at least the last 1,000 years.

An error would influence interpretation of a particular network of cyclins, what is indeed, with currently available data possible, but would not change the basic conclusion that the network dynamic is essential in the interpretation of its biological function.

The first basic conclusion can be that when an economy grows, it needs a larger, skilled workforce and therefore opens doors to migrants from abroad.