Sentence examples for could not be concluded from inspiring English sources

However, after substantial investigation, the board has determined that an improved offer could not be concluded on terms which would deliver sufficiently strong returns to Greencore shareholders.

"However, after substantial investigation, TPG has determined that an improved offer could not be concluded on terms which would deliver sufficiently strong returns to all stakeholders".

Johnson said he was "very pleased" with the agreement but added that a future without football remained viable if a final deal could not be concluded with West Ham.

Steel said it could not be concluded that care for people with conditions outside the QOF had got worse, but it was not improving in line with conditions included in GPs' contracts.

Therefore it could not be concluded that the advantage on paper of highly destructive and potentially decisive long-range missiles would win unless it was coupled with good sensors, modern C2 systems, expert command, and sound training.

Swedish Automobile said that Youngman, having considered G.M.'s position, "informed Saab Automobile that the funding to continue and complete the reorganization of Saab Automobile could not be concluded".

Whether partial or complete glycosylation occurred couldn't be concluded as the glycosylation patterns may vary among different organisms, tissues and even different cells.

It also said that as the ad did not feature any swear words or words that sounded like derivatives of swearwords, they considered it could not be reasonably concluded that the ad condoned or encouraged swearing among children.

UGE-overexpressing plants and knockout mutants have been generated, but specific roles for each of the UGEs could not be unambiguously concluded from those experiments.

On the contrary, if two of the associated circuit N and N' are similar circuits, it could not be directly concluded that two probability subgraphs g and g′ of these associated circuit are probability isomorphism.

These results, together with our present data, implied that the relationship between autophagy and chemosensitivity was complicated and it could not be simply concluded that autophagy inhibition enhanced chemosensitivity under all conditions.