Sentence examples for conclusions stating from inspiring English sources
Shigeru Omi, the W.H.O. official in charge of Asia, recently arrived at similar conclusions, stating that an H5N1 pandemic could infect between twenty-five per cent and thirty per cent of the world's population.
Hours later, Number 10 trumpeted that a line will be included in the Council conclusions stating EU leaders welcome the Commission's move "which would provide the option to member states of VAT zero rating for sanitary products".
Patient satisfaction surveys conducted in Ghana arrived at similar conclusions stating private facilities are perceived to have better physical work environment, better staff attitudes towards clients and shorter waiting times in queues [27 30].
Feess and Stähler (2009) disagree with the above conclusions, stating that the model is based on the incomplete hypothesis that revenue increases in function of the relative quality of the clubs measured through the probability of winning.
Others made conclusions, stating unequivocally that this demonstrated the hypocrisy of a congressman who came to Washington vowing to cut spending only to live like British nobility.
In the editorial, Zelnick was sharply critical of the Navy's conclusions, stating that Hartwig had been subjected to a "process of guilt by fiat" and that the evidence against the sailor was very weak.
"Sustainable growth and jobs cannot be built on deficits and excessive debt levels," the draft conclusions stated.
Some expressions in the opinion in the Barney Case, said to be inconsistent with the conclusions stated above, have been disapproved by this Court.
Petitioner 'agreed with the general theoretical conclusions stated in' this Program, but he regarded 'the application of that theory' as 'something else'.
One of its conclusions stated that "it acceptable for a Muslim man to control the actions of a woman by completely eliminating her".
There is often a huge gap between neurobiological facts and firm conclusions stated by the media.
