Sentence examples for repeatedly concludes from inspiring English sources

The report undermines every single claim and repeatedly concludes that "the signs of physical trauma are the result of legitimate use of force as documented in Sgt Tim M and Sgt Leonard C's sworn statements".

Studies by state election offices, as well as academic research, have repeatedly concluded that voter fraud is exceedingly rare.

Federal courts have repeatedly concluded that local jailers have no legal obligation to comply with ICE detainers.

Clinicians had repeatedly concluded that the Baker Act would not justify committing Mr. Cruz because he denied having an intent or a plan to hurt himself or others.

This is why terrorism scholars have repeatedly concluded that killing or capturing terrorist leaders — a strategy known, colorfully, as "decapitation" — does not work.

Academic studies have repeatedly concluded that fraud at the ballot box — the sort that photo identification requirements might reduce — is already vanishingly rare.

Results of surveys repeatedly conclude significant majorities of the population want equal marriage rights, fairer taxation and tax revenue spent on services, yet Abbott's government is unresponsive to the civic will.

We had some great discussions and repeatedly concluded that we are not alone, that many Americans do agree with us and that we have to keep spreading our message.

It is not hard to see why the security services and judges have repeatedly concluded that the "reach and depth" of Qatada's influence remains formidable and even incalculable.

Human Rights Watch has repeatedly concluded that many Saudi airstrikes were probable war crimes and that the U.S. shares responsibility because it provides the Saudis with air-to-air refueling and intelligence used for airstrikes, as well as with much of the weaponry.

But on Friday, the appeals court dismissed that argument, saying the restrictions "constitute inapt remedies for the problems assertedly justifying them and, in fact, impose cures for problems that did not exist". Academic studies have repeatedly concluded that fraud at the ballot box — the sort that photo identification requirements might reduce — is already vanishingly rare.