Sentence examples for system concluded that from inspiring English sources
Much progress has been made in recent times, although Baroness Stern's independent review of rape and the justice system concluded that implementation of best practice was patchy.
A review under the United Nations employee disciplinary judicial system concluded that he was not the victim of retaliation, and Mr. Wasserstrom was terminated in November 2008.
Disappointingly, a systematic review of all studies and trials comparing the effectiveness of hospitals with an ATLS-trained trauma response team with hospitals without such a response system concluded that there was no clear evidence to suggest that ATLS training impacts on the outcome for trauma victims [15].
His 2015 report on the GMD system concluded that that the tests have been "insufficient to demonstrate that an operationally useful defense capability exists".
Researchers at the Health Sciences Center at the State University of Londrina in Brazil, in a review published in The Lancet of many studies on the immune system concluded that "chronic stress impairs the immune response and contributes to the development and progression of some types of cancer".
Indeed, the Chinese National Sentinel Surveillance System concluded that sexual transmission was the most common route of new HIV infections between 2007 and 2010.
But every rational review of the UK tax system concludes that failure to tax assets is a disastrous distortion.
Bob Herbert, in his Sept. 18 column about the role of prosecutors in the criminal justice system, concludes that "this is a system that needs to be changed".
A report by the Electoral Reform Society ERSS), which campaigns for a more proportional system, concludes that the first-past-the-post method delivered a share-out of seats at Westminster on 8 May that not only exaggerated political division in the UK but left millions feeling that their votes counted for nothing.
As the anticipated time-to-impact decreases, CMS prepares the car for sudden braking by moving the brake pads nearer to the brake disks, and finally, when the system concludes that a collision is less than one second away, it starts to apply the brakes itself.
Matt Burns went hands-on with the $399 system, concluding that it shows a lot of promise in surprising ways.
