Sentence examples for supported a conclusion from inspiring English sources

Yet, the same fact supported a conclusion in Alexander that plaintiffs were FedEx's employees as a matter of law.

Warren dismissed criticism of his reference to Clark and other social scientists ("It's a footnote," he said), but the citation was important, because it supported a conclusion, which the Court was not obliged to reach, that for education to be "equal" it had to be integrated.

IARC had to cherry-pick the results from two mouse studies in order to make its tortured case that the animal evidence supported a conclusion of carcinogenicity.

In five cases, the presence of the HTgene in a well-conserved, yet distinct, region in different poxvirus genomes supported a conclusion of multiple independent transfers of a homologous gene into Poxviridae.

"I think it would be fair to say there was a selection of evidence to support a conclusion," he said.

The institute argues that accident data do not support a conclusion that people at 0.08 have a lot of accidents.

Substantial Evidence means such relevant evidence as a reasonable person might accept as adequate to support a conclusion.

Here, the record does not support a conclusion that the minority stockholder vote was an informed one.

Substantial evidence means such relevant evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion.

That approach would also support a conclusion that jeopardy attaches at the very beginning of the jury selection process.

Kershaw concluded that the evidence collated to date "does not support a conclusion that there was a systematic plot to take over schools".