Sentence examples for removed concluded from inspiring English sources

"Until the physical threat can be removed," concluded UNICEF Representative in Lebanon Roberto Laurenti, "the best way to protect children is through child-friendly activities that will reinforce safe behaviour".

They calculated the potential uplift in sales if this wasted effort were removed and concluded that our engineering team should build the required functionality.

And I discovered that his school which enjoys more autonomy than its local counterparts because of its legal status as an international school had, in fact, already toned down the lesson by removing its concluding sentence.

So they figured this was one "hot potato" best left in her boyfriend's hands, not theirs".Only when the cloud of these unfair and untrue charges is removed," Mr Wolfowitz concluded, will it be possible to decide if he can be an "effective leader of the World Bank".

"We have not directed any of our stores to remove Indigenous themed costumes from our shelves, nor do we plan to have these costumes removed," the email concluded.

The tenants were removed after Buildings Department inspectors concluded that the building lacked adequate emergency exits -- despite an earlier Fire Department conclusion that its fire escapes provided sufficient safeguards.

"The alcoholic beverage constituents that stimulate gastric acid output and release of gastrin are most probably produced during the process of fermentation and removed during distillation," they concluded.

Now several Republican governors have concluded that removing ineffective teachers requires undoing the century-old protections of tenure.

Mr. Kerik removed Sergeant Gambino after concluding an investigation into whether he and other police officers at the museum were driving expensive automobiles leased by the museum.

The evidence, a Senate Foreign Relations Committee report concluded last week, "removes any lingering doubts and makes it clear that Osama bin Laden was within our grasp at Tora Bora".

It concluded that "removing the al-Qaida leader from the battlefield eight years ago would not have eliminated the worldwide extremist threat... but the decisions that opened the door for his escape to Pakistan allowed Bin Laden to emerge as a potent symbolic figure".