Sentence examples for panel has concluded from inspiring English sources

The Senate panel has concluded.

C1 Bank Inquiry Points Up Gaps A Senate panel has concluded that Riggs Bank executives and bank regulators failed to monitor suspicious financial transactions involving hundreds of millions of dollars.

Reviewing a controversial study that endorsed the AIDS drug nevirapine to prevent mothers from infecting their babies, an independent medical panel has concluded that the study's findings were valid.

PAGE B1 Broader Suicide Warnings The warning labels on antidepressants about suicide risk should be extended to include not only children and adolescents but also adults under 25, a federal advisory panel has concluded.

Health costs will grow faster than the government now assumes, partly because of advances in medical technology, and the long-term financial outlook for Medicare is therefore less rosy than officials assume, a federal advisory panel has concluded.

A World Health Organization panel has concluded that cellphones are "possibly carcinogenic," putting the popular devices in the same category as certain dry cleaning chemicals and pesticides, as a potential threat to human health.

In a statement issued last week, the leaders of the commission said the panel had concluded that the intelligence program "did not turn out to be historically significant".

Iran's state radio reported that the panel had concluded its investigation and listed some culprits, but did not mention Mr. Mortazavi by name.

Contradicting earlier official police statements about a car accident and hinting at a cover-up, the forensic official said a panel had concluded that Mr. Gindy died of a brain hemorrhage consistent with a beating but not a collision.

" 'We get your opinion and then we just go decide it our way.' " Mr. McCarthy, the Houston juror, said his panel had concluded that only a big verdict would protect workers by showing the managers at Phillips Petroleum that there was a large cost associated with the repeated worker deaths.

He was still chairman of the agency's blue-ribbon Advisory Committee on Corporate Disclosure in 1977, when he said in an interview that after a 17-month investigation, the panel had concluded that the system of disclosure worked well and should not be radically altered.