Sentence examples for once concluded that from inspiring English sources

But as the California Attorney General once concluded, that statute was designed to target clandestine meth labs and other types of highly combustible drug production.

The bottom line is that audiences just didn't take to her. George Cukor, who directed her once, concluded that she wasn't naturally photogenic: "On the screen she had beautiful bones, but her eyes were not eyes for movies.

He once concluded that "it is possible to be dumb and be a college president," but he acknowledged that "most college students are not as smart as most college presidents".

He once concluded that Catholic bishops were "morally, intellectually and religiously bankrupt" after they spurned results of his presentation detailing how many priests opposed the church on birth control, divorce and celibacy.

In the last moments of descent, the astronaut, who had once concluded that the real glory days of piloting had ended with the First World War, needed to take over manually and steer the contraption of a ship away from some rocks "the size of Volkswagens" which had turned up at the planned landing site.

The real question in the minds of Olympic fans is, "What's going on with those ice dancing clothes?" In an attempt to comprehend the symbolism behind one skater's choice of costume, a writer for The New Yorker once concluded that Michelle Kwan's subliminal message was, "I am going to make my first Communion, and I intend to yodel".

"Both of us are cooperating fully with the investigation and are confident that, once concluded, we will be cleared of any allegation of wrongdoing".

Both of us are co-operating fully with the investigation and are confident that, once concluded, we will be cleared of any allegation of wrongdoing".

Many conclude that, once in place, solidarity ceases being voluntary and instead becomes a yoke.

25 Thus, it would be wrong to conclude that, once the Community is bound by a rule of international law, the Community Courts must bow to that rule with complete acquiescence and apply it unconditionally in the Community legal order.

International happiness studies offer no reason to conclude that, once it has been fully implemented and absorbed, the switch would require truly significant sacrifices by most American health care providers.