Sentence examples for separate conclusions from inspiring English sources

Under the stern gaze of passport officials and the even sterner gaze of television cameras, the two British citizens, fresh off a morning flight from London on Tuesday, passed through customs at Kennedy International Airport separately and came to separate conclusions.

You reached separate conclusions," McCain said.

Separate conclusions are still being drafted by Democrats and Republicans on the Republican-controlled panel, government officials said.

In 117 separate conclusions, the committee laid the blame squarely on what it portrayed as a sloppy, dysfunctional intelligence structure headed by George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence.

A13 More Questions on Shooting Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said he might issue separate "conclusions" about the fatal shooting of an Italian intelligence agent in Iraq by American troops if American and Italian officials could not agree on who was responsible.

While some have taken haecceitism and this anti-essentialism (or "minimal essentialism") to be a natural package, it is important to note that they are separate conclusions.

His technical command would ordinarily be complete, and his ability to distinguish between contrapuntal strands and to carry each thought to its separate conclusion is wholly admirable.

If anything, Isaacson engages in a bit of scholarly overkill at the end, providing a separate conclusion and epilogue on Franklin's legacy, a chronology of important dates, brief biographies of all the supporting characters in the story, conversion tables that provide modern dollar equivalents for British and colonial currency, an annotated bibliography and about 50 pages of endnotes.

The "conclusion" section should be left with the title "Creating new products and opportunities" and a separate conclusion added which could a. reflect on where the data infrastructure for agrifood research is heading now, and/or b. identify directions for future research/development project.

A special three-judge panel of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia used much the same reasoning to come to a different conclusion in a separate decision on Friday, this one concerning contributions to political parties.

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