Sentence examples for by the conclusions from inspiring English sources

Q: Are you satisfied by the conclusions of the Mueller investigation, or not?

Q: Are you disappointed by the conclusions of the Mueller investigation, or not?

Other members of the panel stood by the conclusions of the report.

This is followed by the conclusions regarding the existing challenges and opportunities for further research.

But he is here too partisan, too hurried and too driven by the conclusions he wants to reach.

Its work was unded by the Quaker-based Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust and the Ploughshares Fund which may be disappointed, but should not be surprised, by the conclusions.

"President Obama — backed by the conclusions of a broad range of economists — believes that China is manipulating its currency," Mr. Geithner wrote.

"President Obama — backed by the conclusions of a broad range of economists — believes that China is manipulating its currency," Mr. Geithner wrote at the time.

Christine Anderson, the governor's press secretary, said, "The governor is gratified by the conclusions reached by District Attorney Soares and looks forward to reading the report".

Her father said the family was "deeply saddened" by the conclusions of the Deepcut inquest and that they do "not believe the evidence led to this verdict".

"Standardised packaging of tobacco is backed by the conclusions of the government's own reviews, and has the support of public health experts, the public and parliament alike.