Sentence examples for conclusion that the current from inspiring English sources

Officials at Universal said today that it was not yet a foregone conclusion that the current president, Ron Meyer, would be leaving.

"I think John came to the conclusion that the current format would not allow him to assemble the kind of team he wanted to have," said Arlen Kantarian, the U.S.T.A. chief executive of professional tennis.

Adams, the N.C.A.A. executive committee chairman, said in a news release that "this year's experience with the BCS forces me to the conclusion that the current system has lost public confidence and simply does not work".

It is being reviewed, the officials said, as a possible answer to the Sept. 11 commission's preliminary conclusion that the current organization of the government's intelligence agencies has left no one truly in charge on intelligence matters.

Inspection of Fig. 1c might lead to the conclusion that the current protocol at this centre is reasonably successful.

Bove: In 2005 we came to the conclusion that the current crisis was going to be created by what appeared to some as fairly easily defined problems.

"So even those opposed have come to the conclusion that, given the current trajectory we're on, it's important we at least research these ideas.

By having one they climb the social ladder and they can protect their values better​​, thus reaching the conclusion that in the current economic, social, political, cultural, the land is the highest value and protection it can have.

It is difficult to avoid the conclusion, however, that the current approach is both bad for growth and counterproductive to the goal of reducing sovereign indebtedness.

The main conclusion is that the current target-setting process in the CO2 Performance Ladder did not necessarily lead to the establishment of the most ambitious goals for CO2 emission reduction.

The main conclusion was that the current system of licensing is inadequate, inconsistent and does not reflect the research available.