The study, entitled "Saddam and Terrorism: Emerging Insights from Captured Iraqi Documents," concludes that while Saddam's regime provided some support for groups in the Middle East that have been labeled as terrorist, his main efforts were directed against Israel and against groups he considered enemies of his government, including Shiite Muslims, Kurds and Iraqi exiles.
He concludes that "while technological progress is no doubt a large part of the story behind employment de-industrialization in the advanced countries, in the developing countries trade and globalization likely played a comparatively bigger role" (Rodrik 2015b, p. 5).
He concludes that while the usual reasoning behind the heresy claim is suspect, the idea itself is basically right.
The review concludes that while the FRSB has "striven hard", it does not offer a credible form of regulation.
The report concludes that while the UK has made huge progress in improving information handling and information security, there remain significant areas of concern.
Looking at a range of evidence on the last government's academies, the commission concludes that, while there have been examples of stunning success, this is not common.
He concludes that while these books may not necessarily teach one how to write, they will surely draw one nearer to an understanding of what it is to read.
He concludes that while the president "should not be saddled with the entire burden of guilt" for the internment, there was more than enough burden for him to bear.
The institute concludes that while driving smaller and lighter cars saves fuel, "downsizing and down-weighting is also associated with an increase in deaths on the highway," said Adrian Lund, the institute's president.
It concludes that while RBS was already reliant on the money markets for its day-to-day funding and running on low capital ratios even before the ABN takeover, the acquisition of the Dutch bank "made the situation much worse".
In another article, the website concludes that while flight MH17 could only have been shot down with a Buk missile system, a strike from Russian territory (something nobody is claiming) would have been impossible due to the distance.
