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A similar resistance to noisome conclusions – and similarly understandable from a psychological viewpoint – informs today’s thinking about terrorists.
Never mind that different researchers found different features of this so-called personality salient, and came to fundamentally different conclusions about it.
It is crucial that political leaders express confidence in their impartiality, allow them to carry out their work unobstructed, and not second-guess their conclusions.
This historical perspective suggests three conclusions.
The process the IARC uses in coming to conclusions is not only scientifically wrong; it is harmful.
Several conclusions can be drawn from what admittedly are back of the envelope calculations.
In the United States, from September 15, 2008 – the day that the investment bank Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy – until then-US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner announced in May 2009 that in his judgment the major US banks either had or could quickly raise adequate capital cushions, the two camps’ interests and conclusions were identical.
Thereafter, the two camps’ interests and conclusions diverged sharply.
Its conclusions will be presented at September’s summit; if accepted, the Commission’s work could mark a turning point, transforming the way in which climate policy is perceived by the world’s economic policymakers.
Scientists are well positioned to provide this roadmap, because they know how to ask the right questions, design experiments, draw evidenced-based conclusions, and apply new information to existing knowledge.
The authors then make a leap of faith to derive conclusions about the economy as a whole.
We still know too little about Mohammed Merah, who killed seven people in total during his rampage, to ascertain whether he was affiliated with al-Qaeda, as he claimed, and we should be careful to draw conclusions about the cause and nature of his crime before the investigation has run its course.
South Korea undoubtedly faces the biggest dilemma, and the way forward will have to await the conclusions of the investigation into the sinking of its warship and the deaths of its sailors.
Three conclusions from Xi’s address are particularly important.
It is far too soon to draw hard and fast conclusions.
Of course, these differences are over very short periods, so it is probably unwise to draw too many conclusions – except that India is not alone in suffering a fall-off in trade.
The trouble with reaching definitive conclusions about this or any other contested aspect of India's distant past is that, unlike in neighboring China, there is little in the way of an objective historical record to rely upon.
The internal debates will be heated and their conclusions difficult for some to accept.
Some preliminary conclusions have already emerged:Even when budget deficits and inflation are under control, business growth is often inhibited by national and local impediments.
And John Quiggin of the University of Queensland was even more blunt: the 2004 conference amounted to “exercises in political propaganda,” and the “panel members were slanted toward conclusions previously supported by Lomborg.”
If each of these factors accounts for one-third of the net gain, several conclusions follow.
But even if we accept Harari’s list, his conclusions are still hasty.
But there is no country in which attempts to draw political conclusions from these popular sentiments have not ended in disaster.
It is the business of politicians, not scientists, to consider the relative costs and benefits of the options before them, weighing them as they see fit in reaching their conclusions.
This is not always the case, though, as the policy conclusions that are drawn from a crisis largely depend on what the public perceives as the cause of the crisis.
Rather than jumping to conclusions about future US policies, much less taking premature action, China’s leaders have remained neutral in their response to Trump’s victory.
All had one thing in common: they all agreed with the IPCC’s fundamental conclusions concerning the major impact of man-made CO2 on climate change.
Some data may point to politically inconvenient or counterintuitive conclusions, and politicians could be tempted to sweep it under the rug.
Politicians must then take their conclusions to a forum (Parliament) that is designed to represent different interests through competing political parties, constituencies, and representatives.
Labor economists have discerned some trends that may reinforce their fears, but that don’t support the conclusions that students tend to draw.
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