conclusive fact

There are no conclusive facts about the real rationale behind the forged trial.

All, except the central, conclusive fact.

But we hope that the competent U.S. authorities will provide us with any conclusive facts that they may have."

Why the British are Israel: nine conclusive facts proving that the Anglo-Saxons represent the House of Israel of scripture (1934)

Ipso Facto Selecto is a phrase used to end an argument by essentially stating that the final conclusive fact has been verbalized that no additional arguments are necessary or possible.

At last he was no longer working in the dark - he had definite, conclusive facts to relate to his questions and was confident that the Shaarn would supply him with further useful information.

Mayor Giuliani, despite the absence of conclusive facts about how the incident had unfolded, defended the police and described Mr. Dorismond as a violent person whose actions may have provoked the shooting.

"No one can speak with conclusive facts in hand about the impact of this industry on the health of the workers, because we have not been able to do the necessary studies,"said Dr. Bolívar Vera, a health specialist at the Health Environment and Development Foundation in Quito.

This posed a dilemma in the postwar years when the great clubs of England extended an invitation to their former enemies to come home and play a set of gala matches; more than anything else, this would make the peace treaty a conclusive fact to families who had lost sons in the war.