Sentence examples for conclusions of its from inspiring English sources

In contract documents, Brookings emphasized that it would control the conclusions of its reports and said it would "not directly or indirectly communicate with any party" to help get JPMorgan business.

The agency does not have to follow the conclusions of its advisory panels, but it usually does.

And a few hours after Shell disclosed the conclusions of its inquiry, Standard & Poor's stripped it of the AAA credit rating it had maintained for 14 years.

Mr. Frank, like several other Democrats, also stressed that the F.B.I. had not signaled that it was rethinking the conclusions of its earlier investigation of Mrs. Clinton or even reopening it, but was assessing whether the new records contained information that was classified or relevant to that inquiry.

It said the "tentative conclusions" of its analysis is that the number of victims is higher than thought.

The release today (Friday, Sept. 27) of Assessment Report 5, a new report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), bolsters the conclusions of its 2007 report that humans are responsible for global warming, and it highlights the need for immediate action to reduce carbon emissions.

A spokeswoman for the IPCC said there was no timetable for the conclusion of its investigation and that it would consider evidence from the inquest.

South Korea thought it had put trade tensions with the United States behind it with the conclusion of its agreement, said Troy Stangarone, senior director of trade at the Korea Economic Institute.

In other words, if the conclusion of an exception rule ('true-branch' child rule) is satisfied, it overrides the conclusion of its parent rule.

The life of a song doesn't necessarily end at the conclusion of its recording, or of a live performance of it.

At the onset no one knows where it will arrive, but at the conclusion of its trip the destination and results are clear.