Sentence examples for outcome was reached from inspiring English sources

That outcome was reached after an independent investigation of the facts by the IPCC [ Independent Police Complaints Commission and independent and thorough consideration by a senior and experienced CPS [Crown Prosecution Service] prosecutor with the anded benefindependente from independent leandng counsel under thoroughsight and with the approval of the Direconsiderationc Prosecutions.

The study outcome was reached by confirming the absence of trauma and radiological identification of the fracture site.

Deputy council leader Ralph Cook was challenged by Ramesh Patel but no outcome was reached after presentations by both men and two rounds of voting.

There were four primary sources of slaves: war, in which the defeated would become slaves to the victorious unless a more objective outcome was reached; piracy (at sea); banditry (on land); and international trade.

The appropriate triage outcome was reached in only 58% of calls.

Favourable discharge neurological outcome was reached in 100% in group A and in 94% in group B (P = 1.000).

The one-year outcome was reaching a strict HbA1c target ≤6.5% according to German treatment guidelines.

The primary outcome was reaching therapeutic objectives in various secondary prevention variables: smoking, obesity, blood lipids, blood pressure control, exercise and taking of medication.

Based in Glasgow, her role involves supporting colleagues who are handling cases, reviewing their claims to ensure the right outcome is reached, and coaching and mentoring colleagues.

It could be that the typical inquiry sounds like an episode of The West Wing, with officials and riders engaging in highly intelligent back-and-forth debate before a manifestly fair outcome is reached.

(a) In order to create a protected liberty interest in the prison context, state regulations must use "explicitly mandatory language" in connection with the establishment of "specific substantive predicates" to limit official discretion, and thereby require that a particular outcome be reached upon a finding that the relevant criteria have been met.