Sentence examples for reflected conclusions from inspiring English sources

But their analysis of the counterterrorism operations clearly reflected conclusions presented to the president as the deliberations over force levels reach their final stage.

Those observations reflect conclusions found in a 1997 study by the University of Minnesota, and a follow-up survey of 7,000 Minnesota high school students last year.

The judge said he was merely reflecting conclusions reached by an independent committee of historians that the banks had systematically destroyed documents and coordinated an approach to misinform or mislead Nazi victims and their heirs who inquired about their accounts.

This finding reflects conclusions from a 2007 study completed in a similar population by Agot and colleagues that men engaging in riskier sex and reporting more frequent penile injury were more likely to be early adopters of VMMC [11].

It is unclear whether this reflects conclusions regarding the general ineffectiveness of such strategies [ 114], or a general trend away from such strategies in more recent years.

We have now edited the Abstract and main text to consistently reflect conclusion (B), i.e. that reward affects both stages.

Mr. Pawlenty's decision reflected his conclusion that it would be difficult to try to run for the White House while serving as governor.

The EU leaders' statement, released earlier on Friday, reflected their conclusions following talks on Thursday.

Everyone is afraid of him.' Mr. Ramirez applauded Mrs. Clinton's decision to stay out of the race, and said that his decision to abandon Mr. Engel, whom he has supported before, reflected his conclusion that he was an "absentee congressman" who had lost interest in the concern of Bronx residents.

The swing of almost $33 million largely reflected a conclusion by the company, an operator of hazardous waste sites, that it had erred in assessing a change in accounting principles.

The justices' decision to delete the equal-protection issue from the first Bush appeal reflected a conclusion that the question was not yet ripe for review rather than that it was uninteresting or irrelevant.