Sentence examples for on a conclusion from inspiring English sources

As President Obama moves closer to choosing a Supreme Court nominee, Democrats appear to have settled on a conclusion: His best political play is the least political one.

The decision was based on an interpretation of Congressional intent rather than on a conclusion about constitutional limits on Congressional power.

The commission's recommendation, the government officials said, was based on a conclusion that military forces were often better trained and equipped than the C.I.A. to carry out missions that might be a part of a covert action.

"My decision today is not based on a finding that you violated Georgia law, or on a conclusion that differs from that of the local prosecutor," Goodell wrote in a letter to Roethlisberger on Wednesday.

By hinging a whole movement on a conclusion that hasn't been — and perhaps won't be — scientifically pinpointed and proved beyond all doubt, they hitch it to a moving target.

The findings, which leave open the possibility that criminal charges could be filed against Fabi Construction Inc. of Egg Harbor Township, N.J., are based on a conclusion that critical reinforcing steel that was supposed to hold up the garage floors Fabi was building were not sufficiently anchored into columns where the collapse occurred.

Those two observations lead you on to a conclusion about the plight of the modern European social democrat.

The research adds to evidence that these switch proteins don't just sit still, waiting to be turned on--a conclusion that complicates the picture of how they function.

That process came to a conclusion on Thursday.

"We still need a few months before we come to a conclusion on the Iraqi declaration".

"The party and government have already come to a conclusion on the relevant issue," he said.