Sentence examples for statement outcomes from inspiring English sources

Another avenue of research, however, has found that individuals' characteristics matter to financial statement outcomes too, in terms of both audit quality (e.g., Cahan and Sun 2015; Gul et al. 2013; Knechel et al. 2015) and tax avoidance (e.g., Dyreng et al. 2008).

The "Tokyo Statement" outcome document specifies that governments need to empower national platforms so that they can practice evidence-based disaster risk reduction for sustainable development (Science Council of Japan et al. 2015).

He adds: "We have seen plenty of good intentions and a welcome interest in co-operative models of innovation, but less in terms of any practical statement of outcomes that can be used to hold a co-operative council to account.

Nurses gave specific statement of outcomes to support their claims about such effectiveness.

However, our test included an assessment of the appropriateness of the proposed experiment to the hypothesis being tested, identification of an appropriate control group, and statement of outcomes that would support the hypothesis.

Mr Paterson said in his written statement: "The outcome of the pilot cull and an analysis of the monitoring will be published.

First, he makes a plethora of statements about outcomes and character traits that appear to imply an outright rejection of both forms of teleology.

Co-founder Josef Dunne said of tonight's address in a statement, "The outcome of the address has a direct bearing on the lives of individuals across the globe … and we would like it to be accessible to the 7 billion citizens of the world, no matter what their native tongue is".

Usada welcomed Cookson's election, saying in a statement: "The outcome of the UCI election sends a powerful message that sport leaders who fail to fully protect the rights of clean athletes and the integrity of their sport will be held accountable.

Statements considering outcomes from the actual consultations were picked out.

The statements about outcomes were analysed, compared and sorted according to similarity into different groups.