Sentence examples for necessary conclusions from inspiring English sources

"If we don't draw the necessary conclusions, Europe will wake up to a difficult reality".

In a statement issued in Bucharest, Mr. Ponta called the report "balanced" and said Romania should "draw the necessary conclusions".

"I hope it's not so, but if it is, we will accordingly draw the necessary conclusions," Mr. Rogozin said.

So has not the time finally come for the Americans to draw the necessary conclusions from those facts?

The IOC trusts that the new leadership of the IAAF with its president Sebastian Coe will draw all the necessary conclusions and will take all the necessary measures.

Compelling points are not assembled into necessary conclusions, and so her book ends up being the sum of its parts, but not more.

As an intellectual, he argued that pure abstract painting was the logical and necessary conclusion of modern art.

"If we would argue for an end to the slavery of taxation without representation, we must follow that argument to its necessary conclusion, and commit ourselves to end slavery of every kind," he thunders, in a clear echo of the real-life revolutionary James Otis.

Both these works have a valetudinary quality, and Vanska honoured this with such grave authority that one really could feel, as the massive final phrase of the Seventh sounded, that this was the end for Sibelius, and that his ensuing thirty-year creative silence was the necessary conclusion to the story.

A necessary conclusion follows from necessary premises (NLP I. 19, 110 113).

Thus, "Barbara \ NAN\)" would mean "The form Barbara with necessary major premise, assertoric minor premise, and necessary conclusion".