Sentence examples for study condemns from inspiring English sources

After finding a series of faults with the BHA's work, the study condemns the authority for concluding "that whip use is not painful, that whip use is not a welfare problem and that whip use is necessary for safety and encouragement, without adequate evidence to support these claims".

"I have been appalled by the D.O.E.'s continued massive use of polygraph tests in the wake of a national study condemning the reliability of these tests.

An independent study condemned the lack of set targets in the directive itself, but concluded that the Birds Directive has brought demonstrable benefits to bird populations in the European Union (Donald, 2007).

Like several National Academies reviews before it, the new study condemned regulatory approaches that classify products based on the technology used to create them.

Checkpoint itself funded one study condemning the Sensormatic system; then it placed press releases and full-page ads touting its own systems as "free from pacemaker interference".

ExxonMobil also helped fund Spanish economist Gabriel Calzada's study condemning green jobs, as Osha Gray Davidson notes for Mother Jones.

Iowa Senator Tom Harkin, who studied for-profits, issued a report condemning their business and the value of the education offered.

Meanwhile, the Sutton Trust study was condemned by the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference, which represents 250 top independent schools.

He closes his study by condemning Kennan for having "blinded" himself to the fact that, in Mr Gaddis's opinion, Reagan brought Kennan's "strategy to its successful conclusion".

They judged without reading the study; they condemned without contacting us.

A pilot study on condemned joints in organic fattening pigs [ 2] showed that the hock and elbow joints were the most commonly affected.