Sentence examples for collapse concluding from inspiring English sources

China Economic Times recently reported on a bridge collapse, concluding that government casualty numbers were faked.

Mr. Rosenker restated that investigators were paying close attention to the gusset plates after a consultant hired by the state to investigate the collapse concluded that the gusset-plate design might not have called for strong enough metal.

The hearing, the first to be held by Congress on the trade center collapse, concluded with an agreement by Bush administration officials and the committee members that a new entity like the National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates transportation accidents and crashes, is needed to avoid such problems in inquiries into building collapses.

Kelly's account of the events that led to the bank's near-collapse concluded that it should not have merged with the Britannia Building Society five years ago.

For those on the sharp end of that collapse, Upton concludes, it boils down almost to "an accident of history.

The court-appointed examiner mandated to scrutinise Lehman's collapse, Anton Valukas, concluded in his report that there were grounds for "colorable claims" against Fuld, the bank's auditor Ernst & Young and three successive chief financial officers - Chris O'Meara, Erin Callan and Ian Lowitt - for presenting a misleading picture of Lehman's finances in its accounts.

A US military survey in 2006 called it "the most dangerous dam in the world" after concluding a collapse of its wall could unleash a 20 metre-high wave on the city of Mosul, wiping away anything in its path.

After the demise of Lehman (an investment bank) and of A.I.G. (an insurance company) brought the entire banking system to the edge of collapse, many policymakers concluded that the labels attached to big financial firms didn't matter much anymore: once they reached a certain size and level of interconnectedness with other firms, they were too big to be allowed to fail.

Three and a half years after the building collapse, the authors conclude that the factories that provide clothes to some of the biggest names in retail have so far failed to implement key renovations by their own mandated deadlines and that: 62% still lack viable fire exits; 62% do not have a properly functioning fire alarm system; 47% have major, uncorrected structural problems.

It essentially collapsed after Stalin concluded a non-aggression pact with Hitler and invaded Finland, in 1939.

But his ideas lost considerable luster when the economy collapsed, and some concluded that he had suppressed and exacerbated the underlying problems.