Sentence examples for without any conclusion from inspiring English sources

Without any conclusion on the failures of Prevent, the government is proposing new legislation on "extremism", as announced in the Queen's speech.

The efforts to settle the conflict in Macedonia, which are being led by diplomats from the United States and the European Union in the capital, Skopje, were dealt with informally and without any conclusion before the official start of the foreign ministers' meeting.

The controversy raged on for over a century without any conclusion and in 1866 the French Academy of Science banished the issue from the scientific arena.

Instead, the report is likely to set out the arguments from both sides, without drawing any conclusion.

I claim I did this almost without intention, since I wanted to avoid controversy and limit myself to openly and candidly exposing what I had before my eyes: Arid but faithful chronicler, I wanted to announce the facts without drawing any conclusion whatsoever, and to present a compilation of isolated observations, leaving to others the burden of putting them together at their will.

But in retrospect a stricter interpretation of that data would have been to conclude that the 'at least some portions' of the cisterna containing the collagen aggregates (i.e., the rims) are mobile, without reaching any conclusion with respect to the rest of the cisterna.

The couple discussed marriage without coming to any conclusion.

Others - like most of those he recounts in The Uncommercial Traveller - come to an end without any definite conclusion.

These were interpreted as likely publication bias and corrected (without affecting any conclusions).

"... the UK justice system [is now] unable to pass judgment on these vital matters: cases either collapse, or are settled without a judge reaching any conclusion on the facts before them.

"But I certainly can't reach any conclusion without speaking to them".