Sentence examples for senate found that from inspiring English sources

The Senate found that the flotilla of intelligence agencies under Mr Tenet, the director of central intelligence, were gullible and incompetent, reflecting a "broken corporate culture and poor management".

A separate inquiry by the Australian Senate found that last year's violence had been "eminently foreseeable", and that the government had "failed in its duty" to protect Manus inmates.

"However, the Senate found that the information al-Najjar provided was acquired not only prior to the CIA's use of EITs against al-Najjar, but also prior to al-Najjar being transferred to CIA custody".

After reviewing the appointment letter presented by a representative of Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich, Nancy Erickson, the secretary of the Senate, found that the paperwork did not comply with Rule II of the Senate's standing rules, which requires signatures of both the governor and the secretary of state.

The July 28-29 poll of more than 1,130 Americans, conducted after the Republican-led effort collapsed in the Senate, found that 64percentt said they wanted to keep Obamacare, either "entirely as is" or after fixing "problem areas".

(Contrast this with what you'll occasionally see from some automated polling firms, which sometimes implausibly find that 80 or 90 percent of voters have an opinion about an obscure senate or gubernatorial candidate months before an election).

A study of 2002 legislative elections by the National Conference of State Legislatures, for instance, found that only two states had senates with a lower turnover rate than New York.

The Republicans also found that their race was being overshadowed by the fierce Democratic Senate race and its high level of spending.

But a 2013 investigation by the US Senate found that Apple paid a lower rate by channelling overseas sales through subsidiaries in a deal negotiated with the Irish government.

But in a senate report accompanying a bill covering NSF's 2010 budget that was approved last Thursday, legislators have harsh words both for the administrative skills of those senior scientists and, more broadly, how the agency has responded to a 2008 report by its independent inspector general that found that senior officials were downloading and viewing pornography.

Roberto Prats, a former member of the island's senate, believes that is unlikely to happen.