Sentence examples for to conclusion it from inspiring English sources

I would repeat the comment I made earlier today there is a very strong commitment by the parliamentary party to ensure that when this comes to conclusion it will leave Britain with a strong government that is able to deliver a deficit reduction and a political reform that the country needs.

For an Anti-realist, who takes good inference to be characterised by the way warrant is transmitted from premise to conclusion, it seems that a multiple conclusion analysis of logical consequence is out of the question.

He urges people not to jump to conclusions "It's important to do this right.

It's too easy for those who haven't seen The Book of Mormon to jump to conclusions: it's too cruel and unfair; it's deliberately, shockingly offensive.

"People just jump to conclusions – it can be very upsetting for families," says Steve.

Don't jump to conclusions; it isn't the daddy complex that turns gay men gay.

The trial judge was entitled to come to the conclusion it was Gilmour, he said.

For them to jump to that conclusion, it just felt like, what?

"We came to the conclusion it had to feel inevitable," Mr. Bohlin said.

The app store intelligence firm examined data from September 2017 to present day to come to its conclusions, it says.

I've come to the conclusion it says more about our societal attitudes to red-haired men than it does about our attitudes to redhead women.