Sentence examples for the initial conclusions from inspiring English sources

The CMA published the initial conclusions of its banking review last week.

Last week, The Times reported on the initial conclusions of a Pentagon investigation, citing significant errors by military personnel that contributed to the high civilian death toll.

Ofcom is due to announce the initial conclusions of its Strategic Review of Digital Communications on Thursday, examining competition, investment and innovation in broadband, mobile and landline services.

Charlie King, the New York representative of Andrew M. Cuomo, the federal Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, said the agency did perform subsequent inspections that proved the initial conclusions incorrect.

"Devaluation would be a very serious blow to the banking system, and to the Russian population, and there is no need for it," he insisted.The vulnerability of the country's commercial banks has been underlined by the initial conclusions of a group of experts who have been studying the balance sheet of Tokobank, once a model of Russian financial success, but now in central-bank administration.

"We will publish the initial conclusions of the oil and gas fiscal review alongside the Autumn Statement".

That is the initial conclusion of the Vanishing Voter Project, a study being conducted by the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University.

That is the initial conclusion of a harsh new report released by a group known as the Ebola Interim Assessment Panel, which was commissioned by the W.H.O. in March.

After the initial conclusion of the inquiry was announced, Agence France-Presse reported that its office in the Persian Gulf emirate of Dubai had received a statement from the group saying that one of its "squadrons" attacked the Limburg, which was "going to supply the Fifth Fleet for striking the brothers in Iraq".

Research since then has bolstered the initial conclusion that the prime health risk was to workers and first responders spending days or weeks on the piles of smoldering rubble, with no evidence of increased mortality in residents or office workers exposed to the dust.

Methods of analysis are presented which demonstrate the effects of applying various patterns on certain metric scores, the initial conclusion being that the two approaches are indeed mainly congruent.