Sentence examples for provisional conclusion that from inspiring English sources

After the Advertising Standards Authority came to the provisional conclusion that the honorific was likely to mislead the public, McKeith Research said it planned to drop it from its advertising, obviating the need for a full investigation.

Chris Peters, the managing director of Pork Farms, said: "We are very pleased with the CMA's provisional conclusion that the merger has not resulted, and may not be expected to result, in a substantial lessening of competition.

The CMA, created in April to replace other competition watchdogs, will consult until mid-September on its provisional conclusion that both small business and personal current account customers get a poor service from their banks and cannot tell the difference between products provided by the main players.

Thus, the authors propose several perfectly plausible hypotheses but they are unable to make a definitive statement, and they are drawn to the provisional conclusion that further complementary studies are necessary.

Sir Howard said in October that the commission's "provisional conclusion" was that extra runway capacity would be needed in the South East in the coming decades.

Davies said: "Our provisional conclusion is that we will need some net additional runway capacity in the south-east of England in the coming decades.

The head of the Airports Commission, Sir Howard Davies, has said the "provisional conclusion" is that extra runway capacity would be needed in the South East in the coming decades.

He said the "provisional conclusion" was that extra runway capacity would be needed in the South East over the coming decades.

Our provisional conclusion is that new germline minisatellite mutations, used as a surrogate measure of parental mutagen exposure on germ cell stability, are unlikely to be a major factor in the aetiology of childhood leukaemia.

Given the growing body of evidence in support of compensatory responses to odor deprivation, our provisional conclusion is that the superior behavioural performance of UNO mice in this study is the combined result of these various mechanisms.

My provisional conclusion, therefore, remains that the west will have to scale down realistic political expectations – stability and law, not textbook democracy – as well as try harder to deliver the promises of better lives which, like the rest of us, most Afghans want.