conclusive evidence

I am sure the 2020 election will start to feel less topical as time passes, but this belief—treated as a hard fact, conclusive evidence of the deep state’s power—will continue to be cited as evidence, alongside fresh new examples of villainy, as a reason to distrust all facets of a functional government.

Then in April, Baltimore Police Chief Robert McCullough confirmed they now had “conclusive evidence that the recording was not authentic”.

The suspected employees were fired, though an internal investigation found no conclusive evidence that any of them were involved.

"I had confidence in the appeal brought by USAG, who gave conclusive evidence that my score followed all the rules. This appeal was unsuccessful," Chiles said on Thursday.

The report said Penn State’s preference for a team physician in residence full time in State College seemed to be based more on perception than conclusive evidence that it would improve coverage.