Sentence examples for findings issued from inspiring English sources

The decision in Britain overturns the agency's own preliminary findings, issued in October, that suggested the proposed merger would hurt competition and raise prices.

In recent hearings, Senate Republicans have questioned Mr. Getnick's findings, issued two years ago and embraced by federal and state officials, that the racing association had largely reformed itself after years of problems.

According to findings issued by the United Nations Population Division in October 2002, the number of migrants worldwide had more than doubled since 1975, with most living in Europe (56 million), Asia (50 million), and North America (41 million).

In Montana, federal investigators found that the Missoula Police Department "discriminates against women in its response to sexual assault," according to the letter of findings issued by the Justice Department.

The findings, issued this week in New York, have added to a debate about the unintended consequences of embargoes in the Security Council, which has ordered a study on the effects of sanctions and open-ended embargoes as a policy tool.

In general terms, government officials have said, in describing an earlier draft of the document, the report will largely uphold earlier findings, issued in October 2003 by David A. Kay, the first chief weapons inspector, and then in March 2004 by Mr. Duelfer, who replaced Mr. Kay in January 2004.

The frontrunner in the race to become the next Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, last week partially pre-empted Chilcot's findings, issuing a statement saying he would apologise for the Labour government's decision to go to war.

The Mets, who lease the municipally owned Shea Stadium, yesterday disputed a finding issued by Comptroller William Thompson Jr. contending that the team owes New York City $4.5 million, including $1.2 million from revenue generated at Shea in 2001.

Before entering Rabbi Kassin's house, Mr. Lazio offered his views on the finding, issued earlier in the day in Washington by the independent counsel, that Mrs. Clinton had given "factually false" testimony in the Travelgate investigation.

In a two-paragraph statement, the company said today's letter "contains no new information and simply restates the N.R.C.'s findings issues in its preliminary inspection of Aug. 31".

The interim findings were issued by an independent panel set up in May.