Sentence examples for shall be conclusive from inspiring English sources

Section 5 provides that in resolving a dispute, a state's laws enacted "prior to" Election Day "shall be conclusive, and shall govern in the counting of the electoral votes".

If a state takes certain steps in appointing its presidential electors, then the choice of those electors "shall be conclusive, and shall govern in the counting of the electoral votes".

It provides that if a state chooses its electors according to "laws enacted prior to" Election Day, then that choice "shall be conclusive" and the electors will not be subject to challenge by Congress.

It says that if a state, before choosing presidential electors, has enacted laws on the handling of any contest "by judicial or other methods," determinations under those laws shall be conclusive when the electoral vote is counted.

One of those statutes, Section 5, provides that state court resolutions of controversies regarding the appointment of presidential electors shall be conclusive only if they are made pursuant to "laws enacted prior to" Election Day.

Section 5 provides that the state's selection of electors "shall be conclusive, and shall govern in the counting of the electoral votes" if the electors are chosen under laws enacted prior to Election Day, and if the selection process is completed six days prior to the meeting of the electoral college.

Under Section 5, such determinations shall be given "conclusive" effect and will "govern in the counting of the electoral votes," but only if the controversy is resolved exclusively by reference to "laws enacted prior to" election day.

But the results may not be conclusive.

There must be conclusive and clear decisions".

Such assessments can never be conclusive.

The science may not yet be conclusive.