Sentence examples for sufficient basis to conclude from inspiring English sources

"There is a sufficient basis to conclude that the pro-Gbagbo forces that put the policy into effect did so by almost automatic compliance with the orders they received," the prosecutors said.

"In my judgment, the previous Administration failed to identify a sufficient basis to conclude that terminating the Department's longstanding policy and practice would not hinder military effectiveness and lethality, disrupt unit cohesion, or tax military resources," the memo reads.

At the time the memo was drafted, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt was pressing Trump to authorize a government-wide "red team/blue team" debate about whether there was a sufficient scientific basis to conclude that human-generated greenhouse gas emissions are fueling recent climate change.

There is disagreement at the consensus level, as a subcommittee of the US FDA in 2008 (Science Board Subcommittee on Bisphenol A) concluded that "coupling together the available qualitative and quantitative information (including application of uncertainty factors) provides a sufficient scientific basis to conclude that the margins of safety defined by FDA as 'adequate' are, in fact, inadequate".

There's no statistical basis to conclude anything".

He only told Congress: "We have no basis to conclude she lied to the FBI".

It also said there was "insufficient basis" to conclude that the program violated laws prohibiting propaganda.

But that would hardly be a basis to conclude that fire is harmless.

Trump said in a memorandum that he wanted the Pentagon "to return to the long-standing policy and practice on military service by transgender individuals that was in place prior to June 2016 until such time as a sufficient basis exists" to conclude that allowing them to service will not have negative effects.

As Justice Stephen Breyer wrote in dissent, the "evidence of anti-religious bias" should be "a sufficient basis to set the Proclamation aside," particularly because — as a bipartisan group of dozens of national security experts concluded — the national security justification for the ban is so thin.

Either might have been a sufficient basis to establish jurisdiction.