Sentence examples for unanimously concluding from inspiring English sources
The committee, in an action not previously made public, reviewed claims raised by Mr. Rangel continuing until late last year, before unanimously concluding not to reopen the matter, the court documents show.
A bipartisan congressional committee had already conducted closed hearings and written a secret report unanimously concluding that Chinese nuclear espionage had harmed American national security, and questioning the administration's vigilance.
Ultimately, in May 1998, the advisory committee endorsed the vaccine unanimously, concluding that the concerns were only theoretical and that data gathered in the clinical trials showed that the vaccine was safe.
The hospital's medical-ethics committee unanimously concluded that the intervention was inappropriate.
The Senate intelligence panel unanimously concluded there was no evidence of political pressure on the C.I.A.
"We have unanimously concluded that the proposal is inadequate," CNH, based in Chicago, said in a statement.
Independent election monitors from across southern Africa unanimously concluded that the election had been neither free nor fair.
True, the jurors did not unanimously conclude that the shredding of thousands of documents by Andersen last fall was illegal.
In 2005, she succeeded in getting an inquest opened, which unanimously concluded that the baby was indeed hers.
But in the end, she said, jurors unanimously concluded that Mrs. Schwaller's own cardiac risk factors caused her death.
"Our board has unanimously concluded that your proposal significantly undervalues Orient-Express, and that now would be a highly disadvantageous time to sell the company," Mr. Lovejoy wrote.
