Sentence examples for which agreed that from inspiring English sources

A sticking point was overcome last week by a WHO ethics meeting, which agreed that trials need not follow the standard placebo-controlled model: this can be unethical and impractical in an epidemic context.

He said the agents also consulted the United States attorney's office, which agreed that there was nothing to prosecute.

The district attorney's office presented this evidence to a grand jury, which agreed that there was reasonable cause to believe that a sexual assault had occurred.

This time, Mr. Cowen struck accords swiftly with labor unions, which agreed that protests like those in Greece would only delay a recovery.

This time, Mr. Cowen struck accords swiftly with labor unions, which agreed that Greece-style protests would only delay a recovery.

The settlement was announced by the Justice Department, which agreed that the girl's religious liberties had been abridged by the school's dress policy.

This morning's [June 22] Paris papers publish a series of despatches from different sources, many of which contradict each other, but all of which agree that the tension is great.

Mr. Ridley's family, which agrees that more education and review policies are needed, said it plans to file a lawsuit within six weeks against the county and the cities of Mount Vernon and White Plains.

The courtroom battle is a significant headache for Barclays, which agrees that it did well out of buying a large chunk of Lehman but argues that it took a huge risk by buying a distressed asset at a point of extreme volatility amid fears the global financial system could collapse.

Permission for both the original cohort study and the follow-up study was obtained from the National Data Inspectorate and the Regional Ethics Committee, both of which agreeing that informed consent was not necessary.

These findings are in accordance with current recommendations for successful treatment of the condition, which agree that antimicrobial treatment is generally indicated to achieve clinical resolution of lesions [ 8, 17, 18].