Sentence examples for issued conclusions from inspiring English sources

In Paris, the Friends of Syria group issued conclusions saying members had better organized themselves to coordinate sanctions, called on Syrian entrepreneurs to distance themselves from the government — with the promise that those who did so would not be the targets of sanctions — and urged other countries to join in the sanctions.

On 25th March 2010, the French Senate called on the government to suspend the commercialization of BPA-based polycarbonate baby bottles in France, until the French Food Safety Authority (AFSSA) issued conclusions on their ongoing assessments of BPA.

"One of the project's major strengths was the participation of many leaders in the field, from the development of the methodology, to the conduct of the SLRs, to issuing conclusions regarding the evidence and public health recommendations," says SLR team leader Elisa Bandera, an epidemiologist at UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and The Cancer Institute of New Jersey.

The sisters were also concerned that the assessment was conducted almost entirely by written communication, she said, with only "minimal contact" with officials at the Vatican office that issued the conclusions, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.

Ekins-Coward was reportedly using a modified procedure for the first time when the explosion occurred, as we noted when the HFD issued its conclusions.

When flood victims call upon the government to come to their aid to offer relief even after a warning alert has been issued, four conclusions can be drawn.

The Louisiana NLG, in cooperation with the Southern University Law Center chapter of the NLG, issued its conclusions from information gathered from more than 150 legal observers trained to protect First Amendment rights.   .

On the same day of the initial ruling to release the special report was made, the 36th session of the United Nations Committee Against Torture issued its "Conclusions and recommendations of the Committee against Torture" report of the United States.

The National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates crashes, typically issues conclusions long after an accident, sometimes a year or more.

These short (maximum 5,000 words) synopses of conferences, symposia, workgroup meetings, or workshops should be submitted to EHP no later than 9 months after the events they describe, and each should clearly present the event's objectives, issues, conclusions, and recommendations, as well as background information as a context for the event.

The Republicans issued their conclusion just hours before NBC aired an interview with Russian lawyer Natalya Veselnitskaya in which she said she is a Kremlin "informant".