Sentence examples for conclusions of the government from inspiring English sources

"Standardised packaging of tobacco is backed by the conclusions of the government's own reviews, and has the support of public health experts, the public and parliament alike.

The 560-page report directly dismisses several key conclusions of the government's investigation.

The two would have well over a quarter of the current account market, a position that would contradict one of the main conclusions of the Government-commissioned report on banking, published last year by Don Cruickshank.

That was the conclusion of the government's independent forecasters, the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR).

But any legislation has been postponed until the conclusion of the government's inquiry into historical child abuse, now to be chaired by Fiona Woolf.

That at least seems to be conclusion of the government lawyers, who settled Wilson's lawsuit after years of court battles.

Mr Herbert added that while police forces would have to make savings, the exact figures would not be known until the end of the year, following the conclusion of the government's Comprehensive Spending Review.

While some of it was sold for scrap, "still others could have been taken intact to preserve their function," reinforcing conclusions of the Iraqi government and the I.A.E.A.

The conclusions are part of the government's final Water Science Taskforce report, and associated costings study.

The Prime Minister said in the report that members of the group should be considered as potential extremists but stopped short of banning the group as he set out the conclusions of the long-awaited government report on the organisation.

His tone was defiant, and he predicted that after the conclusion of the technocratic government expected to guide Italy until early 2013, the center-right political party that he started, the People of Liberty, would rise anew.