Sentence examples for editorial concludes that from inspiring English sources

MITCH BAINWOL Chairman and Chief Executive Recording Industry Assn. of America Washington, June 9, 2011 To the Editor: Your editorial concludes that the Protect IP Act would not effectively combat online piracy but would instead interfere with the inner workings of the Internet.

The Lancet editorial concludes that it "can only be hoped that those health workers responsible for the care of detainees act in an ethical manner: both for the benefit of the individuals concerned, and for the standards of humanity and dignity that both the medical profession, and the USA, are pledged to uphold".

The editorial concludes that a measured degree of vigilance and a greater willingness to pursue any well-founded suspicions of research misconduct are required by editors, referees, publishers and the wider academic community if the scourge of plagiarism is to be kept at bay.

Harris' accompanying editorial concludes that longer-term follow-up is important particularly, if looking for specific types of DCIS where minimal treatment could be considered (Harris and Morrow, 2009).

The editorial concluded that "in medicine, there is only one race — the human race".

The editorial concluded that the issue is about civil liberties and the balance of power in our government.

But in an unusual rebuke, The Journal's top editors wrote an editorial concluding that the study actually showed that Meridia, also known as sibutramine, should be removed from the market.

His TV editorial concluding that the war was a stalemate, and that a negotiated settlement was the only way out, shocked Johnson, as it laid bare the infamous "credibility gap" between the administration's rosy depiction of the war, and the ever more obvious reality.

Then, recalling that the friendship with Mr. Chirac lay at the heart of Mr. Pinault's ability to resist a settlement, the editorial concluded that "the most grave aspect" was that the financial fragility of Mr. Pinault, "motivated a decision of state of such dimensions".

Declaring it especially distasteful that the contact took place during the week in which the "holy defence" is celebrated – commemorating the start of Iran's eight-year war with Iraq – the editorial concluded that there was no clear justification for "frittering away Iran's most treasured national asset, that is, its cutting sword of resistance".

In the light of these results, the authors of the editorial concluded that "the overwhelming importance of a preventive approach to this disease must always be emphasised.