Sentence examples for concluded upon from inspiring English sources
"We concluded upon careful analysis that there were deficiencies, and we corrected them," Representative Goodlette said.
The court concluded upon review of the trial record that "the facts of the present case" did not adequately support respondent's claim.
A deflated President Anastasiades told the nation on Sunday: "The solution we concluded upon is not what we wanted, but is the least painful under the circumstances".
The agreement also permitted the board to withdraw its recommendation of the merger with Swedish Match if the board concluded, upon consultation with outside counsel, that its fiduciary duties so required.
In sharp contrast, when confronted by Fourth Amendment issues under a federal statute which did not, and does not [p92] now, reproduce ipsissimis verbis the Fourth Amendment, 26 U.S.C. § 7607(2), the Court readily concluded, upon the authority of cases in the courts of appeals, that the statute effectively embodied the Amendment's requirements.
The Commission then again repeated its insistence that cost computed under such a formula as Plan 2 'is a hypothetical cost and not an actual cost,' ibid.; that in other mail-pay proceedings consideration had been given to other factors; 23 and, again taking such factors into account, concluded upon the augmented record that the rates then applicable to the carrier were fair and reasonable.
No candidate may have a second defense unless the Dean of GSAS concludes, upon evidence provided either by the candidate or by a member of the committee, that procedural irregularities occurred during the defense.
Robert Hooke, working with a small-lensed refracting telescope in 1666, described the difficulties of observing Mars: "I could find nothing of satisfaction, though I often imagin'd, I saw Spots, yet the inflective veins of the Air... did make it confus'd and glaring, that I could not conclude upon any thing".
He said the decision "does not foreclose the district court from concluding, upon a proper showing by the government that meets the government's constitutional burden as defined in this opinion, that COPA is the least restrictive alternative available to accomplish Congress's goal".
The Secretary of Labor and the Administrator will follow these interpretations in the performance of their duties under the Act, unless and until they are otherwise directed by authoritative decisions of the courts or conclude upon re-examination of an interpretation that it is incorrect.
The F.D.A has not said what it will conclude upon reviewing drinks like Four Loko, but lawyers who formerly worked for the organization said one likely option was the regulatory body's use of warning letters to tell manufacturers that the drinks were adulterated and, thus, unsafe.
