Sentence examples for proper conclusions from inspiring English sources

From this the reader can derive proper conclusions.

We must say this so that the delegates to the congress can clearly undertake and themselves assess this and draw the proper conclusions.

I want to believe that this is not the era of "Bush lite," but we should let the facts take us to the proper conclusions.

"The death of Vera Trifonova occurred mainly because the proper conclusions have not been drawn from the Magnitsky case," he said.

A senior Russian official praised Uzbekistan's bloody crackdown of an antigovernment demonstration last year, saying the Uzbek leadership "made proper conclusions and took proper steps, which were absolutely correct".

Although some awareness of the delegate math is almost assuredly better than none, you really need a detail-oriented approach to come to proper conclusions about this kind of question.

The Harrods owner said: "The investigation has reached an obvious and proper conclusion.

"The Army will ensure the military justice system works through to its proper conclusion," Mr. Wright said.

The Supreme Court wrote in their judgement: "The only proper conclusion is that there is every justification for publication.

"We take some comfort in our belief in the system that came to the proper conclusion," he said.

So the proper conclusion here is really that we don't know what's going to happen.