Sentence examples for ultimate findings from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cronin added that her client was disappointed by the state's ultimate findings in the case.

Laparoscopic and ultimate findings are shown in Fig.  1.

Arguably, research funding for policy evaluation is harder to obtain, the costs typically are high and there are legitimate concerns over the generizability of the ultimate findings.

It is not possible for data entry staff to know at that stage whether the ultimate findings were conclusive as to the likelihood of abuse.

An ultimate finding that drivers are employees could raise Uber's costs beyond the lawsuits' scope and force it to pay social security, workers' compensation, and unemployment insurance.

How could there be such a disparity between a rare but serious set of allegations by the Department of Health and the ultimate finding of a hearing committee appointed by the commissioner?

"The overriding purpose of this inquiry must be a learning exercise, to understand what happened without political interference or preconceptions about the ultimate finding," said Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the Connecticut Democrat who heads the committee and co-sponsored the legislation with Senators John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Robert G. Torricelli, Democrat of New Jersey.

"Our ultimate finding was that UAVs by themselves were pointless," says WWF's Crawford Allan.

Thereafter Vance v. Terrazas (1980) reaffirmed Afroyim by noting that any loss of citizenship had to rest on "the ultimate finding that the citizen has committed the expatriating act with the intent to renounce his citizenship".

One ultimate finding is that, there is a higher correlation between Dst index and solar wind parameters (individually or combined) in the sheath than the ones in the ejecta, for both MCs and non-MCs.

The NBPA needed to file this charge, however, to establish the rights of the players to reinstatement upon an ultimate finding of an unfair labor practice.