Sentence examples similar to justifications for concluding from inspiring English sources

"But we do not believe al-Aulaqi's citizenship provided a basis for concluding that section 1119 would fail to incorporate the established public authority justification for a killing in this case".

The Article explores the justifications for the uniform pricing regime and concludes that the vertical restraints that perpetuate this regime are the industry's response to the broad 1948 Paramount prohibitions on vertical restraints.

But the appeals panel found that the agency had not provided an adequate justification for the 30percentt limit, concluding that the record produced by the F.C.C. could at best justify a 60percentt cap.

"Our study calls into question one of the primary justifications for the immigration enforcement build‐up," Light and Miller concluded.

We conclude that both infiltration models have their justifications for other SWAT application projects in tile-drained catchments with similar characteristics.

His only justification for pulling it, he concludes, would have been to save himself from the public embarrassment that has now ensued.

The appeals court, however, rejected several of the justifications for the summary judgment, arguing, for example, that "a reasonable jury could conclude that YouTube had knowledge or awareness [of infringement] at least with respect to a handful of specific clips".

The article concludes that Snobs are rational and that there are sound economic justifications for the law's unique protection of famous marks.

Nonracial justifications for the lines offered at trial by a demographer who consulted on the map for Republicans were "not credible," the judges concluded.

They offered three justifications for this view.

It concluded the justification for the Victorian safe zone law is "incontrovertible".