Sentence examples for duly concluded from inspiring English sources

This is not an outlandish scenario – at least not to anyone with a cursory knowledge of the Griffiths tribunal, which was established by the Football Association to rule on the Tevez affair, and duly concluded the Argentinian's performances had saved West Ham from relegation and, by extension, cost Sheffield United their place in the Premier League.

So when a teal-colored, metallic-looking "2" flashed up at the 2015 Taipei Game Show, rendered in a style that was a fair ringer for the Rising logo, the internet duly concluded: sequel.

So when a teal-coloured, metallic-looking "2" flashed up at the 2015 Taipei Game Show, rendered in a style that was a fair ringer for the Rising logo, the internet duly concluded: sequel.

It is entirely possible that when all the dust has settled, and all the probes have ended, it will be well and duly concluded that Trump and his inner circle did nothing untoward to sully the integrity of the elections, with Russian agents or otherwise.

Nicolas Poussin was arguably France's first great painter, and though he died in 1665, 25 years after Rubens, French art historians insisted on measuring him against Rubens, duly concluding that Poussin was superior.

Ms. Church's aura of innocence was duly shattered earlier this year when London tabloids concluded she had an unsuitable boyfriend.

Legal advice from solicitor general Justin Gleeson to the attorney general, tabled in the debate, concluded that Culleton was not duly elected as a senator.

The humdrum business of running the Netherlands had, he concluded, become impossible, and the government duly fell.

The detectors duly observed 38 bursts of energy which the team concluded came from antihydrogen atoms hitting the wall of the trap.Although the number of trapped atoms recorded was small, the team is optimistic.

It is concluded that the risks embedded in Buyback contract should be duly eliminated in new Iranian petroleum contract.

Sheldon had concluded that the Pirahã tribe has fixed color terms — a view duly enshrined in Berlin and Kay's book "Basic Color Terms: Their Universality and Evolution" (1969).