Sentence examples for director concluded that from inspiring English sources
In those circumstances the director concluded that it would not be appropriate to oppose the appeal".
An investigation by Louis Freeh, the former F.B.I. director, concluded that Penn State officials, Paterno included, "exhibited a striking lack of empathy for Sandusky's victims".
A seven-page memorandum prepared by Philip D. Zelikow, the panel's former executive director, concluded that "further investigation is needed" to determine whether the C.I.A.'s withholding of the tapes from the commission violated federal law.
He then requested a stay of deportation from a district director of immigration, pending the submission and disposition of an application for adjustment of status under 8 U.S.C. 1153 a)(7) (1964 ed., Supp. II). 5 The district director concluded that petitioner is ineligible for such an adjustment of status, and denied a stay of deportation.
In those circumstances the director concluded that it would not be appropriate to oppose the appeal". The jury refused to believe Holden's claim that he only confessed to the fatal shooting of Private Frank Bell in October 1972 in the republican Ballymurphy area of west Belfast under torture and duress.
But NIH director Francis Collins cancelled the study in December of that year after a review by the Institute of Medicine and recommendations from the Advisory Council to the Director concluded that the NCS was plagued by design flaws and feasibility issues.
According to the bill's text, if an agency's compliance director concludes that a contractor has not made "a good faith effort to include minorities and women in its work force," the agency head is authorized to cancel the contract, refer the matter to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs or take other unspecified remedial actions.
The director concludes that the central marketing of rights is the only answer for a correct balance of competition.
The Director concludes that, 'progress has been achieved (as can be evidenced from this fifth report) but more commitment towards establishing a credit system for VET that is transparent across all Member States is increasingly becoming the next step in a quality VET system.
The directors concluded that the arrangements, while unusual by Western standards, were an accepted way of avoiding bureaucratic delays in China.
