Sentence examples for reports to conclude from inspiring English sources

Independent researchers have now tried to quantify their damage, poring through data compiled from death reports to conclude that more than 12,000 Iraqis have been killed in at least 1,000 suicide attacks since the American-led invasion.

In 2002, when Dubai's property sector was opened up to foreign buyers, an international crime threat assessment, prepared for the U.S. government by the Federation of American Scientists, drew on published news reports to conclude that "money-laundering activity in the U.A.E. may total $1 billion annually".

This has led to numerous reports to conclude that the rising levels of meat consumption at a global scale is unsustainable.

There are sufficient treatment reports to conclude that infection of the nervous system in both adults and children can be treated with penicillin, ceftriaxone and cefotaxime intravenously as well as doxycycline orally (Table 2).

The C.I.A. agreed with this assessment; in March 2003, the agency issued a report that was widely reported to conclude that prospects for democracy in a post-Hussein Iraq were bleak.

Structural racism persists in the academic world; the number of people who make it to college remains split along color lines, and this has led U.S. News and World Report to conclude that education in America remains separate and unequal.

The results force authors of the report to conclude: If marriage retains its place anywhere, it would be among the college graduates, because most of them do not begin to have children until after they are married".

Indeed, it is the regional heterogeneity of that warmth, as established in ours and other studies, that leads the IPCC report to conclude that current levels of hemispheric average warmth are unprecedented for at least 1,400 years.

In Saturday's report to conclude its annual assessment of Britain's economy, it added that a leave vote would tie the UK up in trade negotiations that could drag on for years.

Although the majority of the press appear to discharge this responsibility with care, there are enough examples of careless or reckless reporting to conclude that discriminatory, sensational or unbalanced reporting in relation to ethnic minorities, immigrants and/or asylum seekers is a feature of journalistic practice in parts of the press, rather than an aberration.

In a statement, Tower Hamlets Council said: "It is in the interests of all concerned for the report to conclude quickly but also to provide meaningful and credible findings".