Sentence examples similar to appointed to conclude from inspiring English sources

But, as a parliamentary committee appointed to investigate the matter concluded last week, this charge is so off base that it is difficult even to respond to: "Insofar as the committee was able to consider accusations of dishonesty against CRU, the committee considers that there is no case to answer".

A senior US army officer appointed to investigate the incident had concluded, according to the firm, that Erinys had acted properly against a potential suicide bomb attack.

A Commissioner who was appointed to sort this mess out, concluded that Dean was not entitled to the homestead exemption, because the house was not owned by Dean personally at the time of its sale, but instead was owned by the LLC.

Lady Justice Hallett has been appointed to chair the review which will conclude at the end of May.

A Department of Health spokesperson said: "Administrators were appointed to Mid Staffs after an independent team concluded the trust is not clinically or financially sustainable in its current form.

The paper concluded that Menendez, first appointed to his seat in early 2006, was the better choice because he could be counted upon to stand up to President Donald Trump.

Grant Thornton, the auditing firm, has been appointed to liquidate Mr. Madoff's holdings in Britain; it has yet to conclude its work.

The Dillingham Commission — a House commission specifically appointed to investigate U.S. immigration in 1911 — specifically drew on this data in concluding that Congress should restrict immigration.

A special counsel appointed to investigate questionable financial dealings involving President Carter's family peanut warehouse has concluded that there is no basis for criminal prosecution.

Heller was appointed to replace Ensign.

Appointed to Labour frontbench by Ed Miliband.