Sentence examples for position to conclude from inspiring English sources

Adjourning the inquest until 18 December, Mason said: "It's quite clear from the evidence before me that I am not in a position to conclude [the inquest] today.

Clemens started again in Game 4 on Saturday, with the Yankees in position to conclude that series and move on to the American League Championship Series.

If we do not know what those reasons might be, are we in a position to conclude that there are none or that there could not be any?

The FA said: "Because of the emergence of significant new information the FA is currently not in a position to conclude its ongoing enquiries into... Malky Mackay and Iain Moody".

Of course, although the presence of Koplik spots is in fact a reliable guide to the presence of measles, one who is ignorant of this fact is not in a position to conclude that a given patient has measles, even if he or she is aware that the patient has Koplik spots.

"We are delighted that the appeals panel have approved the work permit and we are now in a position to conclude the transfer," Stoke City chief executive Tony Scholes, who had to attend the appeals panel in Manchester with manager Tony Pulis, told the club website. .

This result can be interpreted as that if we assume that all sources are equally reliable we do not have any reason to prefer one or another and, so a reasonable position is to conclude that both can be equally right.

Since neither within the standard formalism nor within the framework of dynamical reduction models a wave function can have compact support, taking such a position leads to conclude that it is just the Hilbert space description of physical systems which has to be given up.

The uncompromising Israeli position leads Hamas to conclude Israel is no longer interested in agreement on any reasonable terms.

As there are many more Post Docs than faculty positions available we have to conclude that Post Docs are Post Docs because they want to try to become faculty members and that Post Docs do not represent an inherent limitation or barrier to people trying to obtain a Ph.D in STEM.

Nothing about Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" — the original version of the song Cohen recorded for his 1984 album "Various Positions" — leads you to conclude that it would go on to become one of pop music's most durable compositions.