Sentence examples for concluded a report from inspiring English sources

For most coal power plants the costs of converting would be "phenomenal," concluded a report by the United States Environmental Protection Agency.

"Africom is generally not measuring long-term effects of activities," concluded a report issued last July by the Government Accountability Office, an investigative arm of Congress.

"The current zoning is seriously out of sync with the demand for both residential and commercial space in the neighborhood," concluded a report by the NoHo NY Business Improvement District, which represents merchants and landlords.

"If there are no channels for letting off steam, the repressed discontent of individuals could well up into large-scale social instability," concluded a report published in May by the party's Organisation Department.What is the party doing about this?

21 article describing Russians' growing skepticism over official casualty figures in Chechnya, you report that a sardonic NTV correspondent concluded a report from Grozny, the Chechen capital, with the phrase "everything is going according to a plan" -- Acting President Vladimir V. Putin's favorite way of describing the progress of the war.

"Today China is a minor U.S. employer compared to longtime foreign investors such as Germany or Japan, but the potential for Chinese investment-led job creation is tremendous," concluded a report released last month by the Rhodium Group, a research firm in New York.

So concludes a report on economics and health released yesterday by the World Health Organization.

On television at the time, an announcer was concluding a report on the day's drama when he choked with emotion.

Later this month Robert Francis, a barrister, will conclude a report into malpractice and neglect at a Staffordshire hospital between 2005 and 2009.

BBC coverage of the trial badger cull was praised but it was criticised for "the predominant use of images of healthy badgers to open or conclude a report" which were seen to favour those opposed to the cull.

But many new technologies don't fit neatly into the purview of one office, concludes a report released today.