Sentence examples for documents concluded from inspiring English sources
A letter sent this month to the museum's director by the Centro Primo Levi at the Center for Jewish History in New York stated that a research panel of more than a dozen scholars who reviewed nearly 700 documents concluded that for six years, Palatucci was "a willing executor of the racial legislation and — after taking the oath to Mussolini's Social Republic, collaborated with the Nazis".
The U.S. Army doc I met, upon consideration of these documents, concluded, "You're a sick man".
Colbert said the handwriting expert who examined the two documents concluded that the two samples could have been written by the same individual.
The committee's six-year-long review of thousands of CIA documents concluded that the harsh interrogations were ineffective and that the information learned, in most cases, could have been found using other methods.
Unofficial or classified UK documents concluded that Soviet guilt was a "near certainty", but the alliance with the Soviets was deemed to be more important than moral issues; thus the official version supported the Soviets, up to censoring any contradictory accounts.
The Senate investigation — the result of years of digging through more than 250,000 internal company documents — concludes that GlaxoSmithKline and by extension the F.D.A. delayed far too long in this process.
The study, entitled "Saddam and Terrorism: Emerging Insights from Captured Iraqi Documents," concludes that while Saddam's regime provided some support for groups in the Middle East that have been labeled as terrorist, his main efforts were directed against Israel and against groups he considered enemies of his government, including Shiite Muslims, Kurds and Iraqi exiles.
The document concluded with a warning.
The document concluded, "Aluminum burn-through might have resulted" in such a situation.
If all this was true, the document concluded, then nobody should be allowed to pull down El Teddy's.
A 2005 city planning document concluded that much of the Civic Center reflected "the malaise of urban America today".
