Sentence examples similar to having adequately concluded from inspiring English sources

"While the court concluded that Bostick had adequately alleged a claim against Herbalife, it expressed no view of the merits of that claim," the company said.

It will also look at whether the government has adequately investigated the fire - including looking into the public inquiry - and expects to conclude its work in April.

After investigating complaints about BT's use of Phorm, the British information commissioner, Richard Thomas, concluded Phorm's technology, which relies on anonymous "cookies" and tracking of individual Web movements, had adequately eliminated ties to individual users.

Main et al. (2007) concluded that an association exists between PBDE levels in breast milk and cryptorchidism in boys, but we should be cautious of this interpretation, given that Main et al. (2007) may not have adequately addressed potential confounders.

There is no punctuation yet created with which to adequately conclude that previous sentence.

The state courts that have reviewed comparable procedures have uniformly concluded that they do not adequately protect the significant liberty interest implicated by the forced administration of psychotropic drugs.

A government review has now concluded fracking is safe if adequately monitored.

But a UK government review has now concluded fracking is safe if adequately monitored.

A government review has now concluded that fracking is safe if adequately monitored.

"I've concluded that it has closed".

LD4P 2016-2018 has officially concluded!