Sentence examples for conclusions of the state from inspiring English sources

Naphcare disputes the conclusions of the state audit and has sued its authors for libel.

In rejecting Mr. Muhammad's appeal, that federal panel said it was "unable to find reversible error in the conclusions of the state and district courts".

The remarks by the two sides, which managed to contain elements of conciliatory language and yet drew different conclusions of the state of the impasse, suggested that the diplomatic dispute had yet to run its course.

Integrated conclusions on the state of current knowledge of the genetic toxicity of thermic food mutagens are presented.

Increased numbers of mitochondria colocalizing with macroautophagic markers were reported in transgenic mice overexpressing αSyn-A53T, yet the conclusions on the state of mitophagy were contradictory.

While the organisation said a lack of robust data made it difficult to draw a conclusion on the state of the sector, it warned that cost-cutting measures, including so-called transformation programmes, could be linked to poor patient care.

Federal officials planned to begin their civil rights investigation after the conclusion of the state case against Mehserle, who faces sentencing Aug. 6.

They need to know that titleholders who have installed water-efficient landscaping in response to a state of emergency can't be required to remove it upon the conclusion of the state of emergency.

"With the conclusion of the state court trial, investigators will examine the evidence and testimony to determine whether further investigation is warranted at the federal level," FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller in Los Angeles said in a statement.

A lawsuit pending appeal with the state Supreme Court alleges the growing segregation in Minnesota's schools denies an adequate education to poor and minority kids and is the logical and illegal conclusion of the state's abdication of its responsibility to integrate.

Thus, we consider that conclusions of the oligomeric state of Notch on the basis of these studies to be suggestive but not conclusive.