Examples of using Different conclusion in English and their translations into German
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Well, I came to a different conclusion.
According to the court,a historical interpretation of the section also does not lead to a different conclusion.
One study has come to a different conclusion, which researchers have now more….
Many analysts have drawn a completely different conclusion.
Yet, the relevant neuroscience leads us to a somewhat different conclusion: there are many different ways of changing neurochemistry, most of them have nothing to do with medication.
I agree with that, but I reach a different conclusion.
If, however, the Court were to reach a different conclusion, he considers that the Member States concerned have not done everything in their power to bring those provisions fully into line with the Community legislation.
Our study, however, reaches a different conclusion.
This diagnosis stands in contrast to the widely held view that the power of the mass media dictates a binding ideal of beauty. The exhibition, indeed,comes to quite a different conclusion.
He knew that he would have come to a different conclusion had he given himself time to reflect.
However, on more mature reflection, I arrived at a different conclusion.
Lutz Maeke reaches a different conclusion: Conflict and confrontation, and not friendship and trust, marked the relationship between the GDR and the PLO under Arafat's chairmanship from the beginning.
Yet our ESG analysis came to a very different conclusion.
For the same reason as Mr Sacconi, but with a different conclusion, I see absolutely no reason to postpone.
When astronomers at MPLA followed up this issue they came to a different conclusion.
By comparison with the data originally submitted, the information supports a different conclusion concerning the active substance for the purposes of the recommendation under paragraph 7.
Economists who have bothered to investigate have usually come to a different conclusion.
The Commission thereforeregrets that the Council saw fit to come to a different conclusion, and that it now appears Parliament will do likewise.
The minority, however, on the basis of the same ecological and social objectives, came to a different conclusion.
It was what the Nazis thought, but their investigations have led to a different conclusion, she was"Une Femme de Lettres.
Lawrence Keeley, looking at casualty rates among contemporary hunter-gatherers, which is our best source of evidence about this way of life,has shown a rather different conclusion.
I should again like to ask the Council, and Mr Haarder in particular: is it conceivable- and I am choosing my words carefully-that the Council could reach a different conclusion regarding the setting of an accession date for Turkey?
The quantity in the reserve exceeding this amount will be cancelled(probably more than 2 billion certificates) if the review scheduled to takeplace by then does not arrive at a different conclusion.
We are still gathering information, but we have seen nothing that leads us to a different conclusion.
In other words,the small difference between the two questions could lead researchers to a different conclusion.
With your credit history and the personal debt you're already carrying,our formula reaches a different conclusion.
For the pact not to remain a paper tiger laws would have to be passed,even if an analysis by the alliance arrives at a different conclusion.
The review provides a good guide to picking a keyboard,and your personal preferences may lead you to a different conclusion- as mine did.
Flowers from Kenya, for example, have a much smaller carbon footprint than flowers grown in hothouses in Holland,but a glance at the label would lead one to a different conclusion.
Apart from this, we will store the data collected on the basis of a legitimate interest until the legitimate interest no longer exists,the balancing of interest comes to a different conclusion, or you effectively object pursuant to Art.
