The sole finding disputed by the Commissioner was Finding No. 34, which reads as follows:
It is the process of ‘finding a supported conclusion, not the justification of a preconceived conclusion.
It’s the process of finding a supporting conclusion, not the justification of a preconceived conclusion.
It's the process of finding a supported conclusion, not the justification of a preconceived conclusion.
It's the process of finding a supported conclusion, not the justification of a preconceived conclusion.
The results of this interview are going to be inconclusive.
The resulting acquittal, resting on this finding of reasonable doubt, is the equivalent of a finding of 'legal' innocence.
Analysis: False premise resulting in faulty conclusion.
Consequence: accordingly, as a result, consequently, therefore
The result—a less creative approach to a critical solution.
Making a conclusion (In conclusion, to sum up, to conclude, finally, etc.)
A transition phrase (To sum up, in summary, in conclusion, to conclude, etc..)
Conclusion Paragraph 1.A transition phrase (To sum up, in summary, in conclusion, to conclude, etc..)
Remember CREAC, conclusion, rule, explanation, application, and conclusion.
CREAC stands for Conclusion, Rule, Explanation, Application, and Conclusion.
Conclusion: to conclude, in brief, therefore, consequently, etc.
You assume the conclusion to prove the conclusion.
The conclusion is as important as the introduction.
Valid Conclusion A conclusion that answers the original question.
The conclusion is just as important as the introduction.
Yes I too believe that conclusion is as important as is the introduction.
It’s the process of finding a supported conclusion, not the justification of a preconceived conclusion.
It’s the process of finding a supported conclusion, not the justification of a preconceived conclusion.
– Findings on the existence of an absolute prohibition on the conclusion of international agreements applicable on a disputed territory
– Findings on the existence of an absolute prohibition on the conclusion of international agreements applicable on a disputed territory
Findings on the existence of an absolute prohibition on the conclusion of international agreements applicable on a disputed territory
Finally, we have come to the closure of this guide.
Conclusion....Because you always have to have a conclusion.
9 is under paragraph 126, and let me read out this conclusion to you:
That seems to be the conclusion of two different groups….
D": Let us conclude this meeting with your husband.
Conclusion: The conclusion is equally as important as the introduction.
A smashingly good conclusion to one of my new favorite fantasy sagas.
….I mean, seriously, do you really need a reason?
Frankly, the conclusion does not follow from the premise.
CHAPTER SIX: SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 6.1 Summary of the Discussion
Reason number 3 leaves us with Conclusion number 3:
This conclusion is thus in keeping with the conclusion of the Psalm:
In conclusion…well, I don’t have a conclusion.
Use a transition signal for the conclusion such as: in conclusion, to conclude, etc.
The Project Closure Report: Writing a Happy Ending for Your Project
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