Sentence examples for be the conclusions of from inspiring English sources

If the job of the university is to engage in the "quest for truth," the conclusions reached in the course of that quest should be the conclusions of those who are "trained" to pursue it and "not echoes of the opinions of the lay public, or of the individuals who endow or manage universities".

This is intended to be the conclusion of the inter-governmental conference.

That seems to be the conclusion of a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies into the public sector pensions row.

That seems to be the conclusion of Debby Wu at Bloomberg as well within the iPhone supply chain world.

These are the conclusions of a World Economic Forum WEFF) report launched today in Davos.

Those, at least, are the conclusions of a recent survey about the use of the Internet in the workplace.

At least those are the conclusions of the Hindu Forum of Britain commissioned, Runnymede Trust researched report, Connecting British Hindus.

Those are the conclusions of the Child Protection Board's damning Making Children Safer report, released by the federal government on Friday.

Those are the conclusions of the finance and public administration committee, which evaluated the commonwealth's Indigenous advancement strategy.

Following are the conclusions of this study: 1.

But it's the "conclusions of law" section (or lack thereof) that is most astounding.