Sentence examples for as concluding that from inspiring English sources

But it's not as simple as concluding that first-past-the-post has cheated half the nation out of the liberal-left government it secretly wanted.

The statement added: "Nothing in this decision should be read as concluding that the ill-treatment alleged by Mr Mohamed did not take place or that it was lawful".

In assessing the crackdown, it quoted a scholar as concluding that the government "made a sober and sensible decision to overcome hard times, restore social stability and enhance economic reform in the 1990s.

An article published Thursday by Inside the Pentagon, a military affairs newsletter, quoted the study as concluding that "current and projected force structure will not sustain our current and projected global stabilization commitments".

As well as concluding that one in four women had experienced sexual harassment in the past five years, the AHRC report also showed 16% of men had been victims.

"We can't rebuild America by tearing down the middle class?" The advertisement cites the Tax Policy Center as concluding that a middle class family would pay an average of $2,000 more to help pay for a $250,000 tax cut for some of the wealthiest Americans.

The client stated "why do you keep saying what I say in different words?" The client with AS concluded that the therapist was trying to underestimate his intelligence and refused to see that therapist again.

He labeled the company's retail pricing of Year Zero in Australia as "ABSURD", concluding that "as a reward for being a 'true fan' you get ripped off".

Therefore, as, we conclude that is the greatest element in.

A Yale University study as long ago as 1958 concluded that brainstorming as an individual (unlikely as it sounds) was more effective than in a group.

So we conclude that, as desired.