An intelligence official said Mr. Tenet had not been defending the presentation, but had simply been reflecting the conclusions reached two months earlier in a National Intelligence Estimate that said Iraq possessed both chemical and biological weapons.
On the other hand, the denial may reflect the conclusion of the missing justices, and perhaps others, that this case was a poor vehicle for a renewed exploration of the permissible boundaries of race-conscious government policies.
Indeed, Mr. Obama's new tack in pressing the deficit-reduction framework and $447 billion jobs-creation plan that he wants — not trimmed to draw Republicans' votes — reflects the conclusion he has drawn from the past 10 months: Republicans will oppose almost anything he proposes, even tax cuts.
The absence of a scaling relationship between take-off power and mass reflects the conclusion drawn by Askew et al. for the power output of flight muscles for insects and birds (Askew et al., 2001).
He should consider carefully whether his comments reflect the conclusions of the study he quotes from".
The surveys broadly reflect the conclusions reached by reviews conducted last year by both the FPAG and the National Audit Office NAOO).
The unclassified report released today generally reflects the conclusions of the classified review and is posted on the agency's Web site (www.cia.gov).
Today, White House officials appeared to be subtly shifting the issue from whether they twisted conclusions to what the C.I.A. said as it prepared the estimate, a consensus document that is supposed to reflect the conclusions of competing intelligence services.
This "reflects the conclusions" of an EAC inquiry which will be published on Monday and is expected to conclude that the push for fracking could derail efforts to tackle global warming.
