Sentence examples for called its conclusions from inspiring English sources

He called its conclusions "a wake-up call".

Last night an aide to Francis Maude, the cabinet minister responsible for the quango scrapping, dismissed the report's criticisms, saying the committee had "fundamentally misunderstood" the process, and called its conclusions "absurd".

Though the outcome document was immediately adopted after the session opened, many liberal nations called its conclusions "insufficient" and vowed to fight for reform at the next drug meeting, in 2019.

In his first substantive remarks on foreign policy since the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on Friday saying that the main assessments used to justify the war had been overstated or unsupported by the underlying intelligence, Mr. Bush briefly acknowledged the committee's concerns and called its conclusions helpful.

Robert W. Poole Jr., director of transportation policy for the Reason Foundation, a libertarian research organization, also viewed the new report with a measure of incredulity, calling its conclusions "exaggerated".

"We got a biased EIS," said Mann, calling its conclusion "deeply flawed".

The report focused primarily on General Motors and the Ford Motor Company, and officials at the two companies pointedly disagreed with its conclusions and what they called its gloomy economic outlook.

Mega-investor and Netscape creator Marc Andreessen recently told New York magazine that he considers it "a very interesting idea," and Sam Altman of the boutique incubator Y Combinator calls its implementation an "obvious conclusion".

His co-counsel, Mr. Bach, called it "a fitting conclusion to a 17-year odyssey".

Still, Mr. Blunt called his conclusions "highly controversial".

Mr. Tenet responded with a blunt letter that objected to "the tone and content" of the report, and called some of its conclusions "frankly absurd".