Yet the letter writers, which include heavyweights from Barack Obama's administration such as former secretary of defense Chuck Hagel and former secretary of state John F. Kerry, already worry the panel will end up unduly "second-guessing the scientific sources" that underpin the grave conclusions from most military leaders that climate change is a menace to the nation's security.
Labour's Yvette Cooper, who chairs the home affairs committee, said it was hard to see any alternative to the prime minister's "very grave conclusion", but asked if any action had been taken to review 14 other cases that she had raised.
Yet scientists at both federal agencies reached the same grave conclusion: The Earth is heating up.
Dulcet-voiced female mourners introduce the first, though hardly last, iteration of "Don't Cry for Me Argentina," leaving our anti-heroine (the accomplished Caroline Bowman) behind to propel "Evita's" parabolic narrative -- not for nothing did Walter Kerr compare it to a medieval morality play -- forward toward its grave conclusion.
Heavy charges, grave deliberations, fraught conclusions: what better context for a meditation on how truth is produced in the social sciences?
China would suffer a loss of similar proportions, should the yuan gain 10%.In this section Wise men at ease Redrawing the battle lines Keep reading Absa's allure Back in court A licence to lose money ReprintsThose conclusions, grave though they were, were based on 2003 figures.
Throughout several days of public hearings on the 1996 audit, the commissioners expressed grave doubts about the auditors' conclusions.
The danger inherent in treating such grave decisions as though they are foregone conclusions should be obvious.
Our conclusions about the formation of the graves are supported by reports from Victorian workmen at the site who uncovered some of the graves in several tiers, which had already suggested multiple burials in the same grave cut.
A report in the latest issue of Science magazine said the international review committee found the scientist's records contained numerous errors, corrections and discrepancies that "cast grave doubts" on the scientific validity of his conclusions.
