Sentence examples for concluded information from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as the Russian encyclopedia for its practitioners concluded: "Information war … is in many places replacing standard war".

That would include, as the investigative report concluded, information about a chief executive's affair with a younger employee.

She added the panel concluded information known to agencies at the time "does not suggest that Hamzah's death was a predictable event".

Note the rather vague use of the word "infer," which Oxford Dictionary defines as "Deduce or conclude (information) from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements".

The transport secretary, Alistair Darling, told the BBC's Radio 4 program on Saturday that British Airways had canceled the prior flights because British authorities had received "specific information" and concluded the information was credible.

Mugford and colleagues identified 36 published studies of interventions of feedback of information, concluding that information feedback was most likely to influence clinical practice if the information was presented close to the time of decision-making and the clinicians had previously agreed to review their practice [ 9].

By contrast, Landauer, Penrose and Bennett concluded that information acquisition does not have an intrinsic cost, but information erasure does.

The report concluded that information the CIA collected through these techniques failed to secure information that foiled any threat.

The ASA concluded "the information provided was not sufficient to ensure the details of the comparison could be verified".

He concluded the information showed that Armstrong had masked his doping during his comeback year of 2009.

Thus it may be concluded that information disclosure empowers our people not only to understand issues, but also to demand more from their governments.