Sentence examples for which has concluded from inspiring English sources

NBC managed to win Friday night's race in Nielsen's estimates as the absence of CBS's "Ghost Whisperer," which has concluded for the season, hurt that network's average.

The Consumers Associationn (which now tiresomely styles itself "Which?") has concluded that going to a chemist and buying an expensive "cure" for snoring is usually a waste of money.

It said: "We have also recently undergone an independent audit of our operating procedures which has concluded that they conform to the British Standard 8848, a new national standard for the safe management of overseas ventures.

And a string of errors in last summer's exam papers led to an investigation by the watchdog Ofqual, which has concluded that while generally the boards met regulatory requirements, there were quality "issues" at all awarding bodies.

The 5-to-4 decisions striking down the coverage formula of the Voting Rights Act and the Defense of Marriage Act will go far toward defining the Roberts court, which has concluded its eighth year.

The Muslim Brotherhood, the international Islamist network, will launch a legal challenge against a British Government review which has concluded that membership of the group is "a possible indicator of extremism".

"The great majority of the claims that we have brought against the MoD which have concluded have been successful.

This followed an inquiry by Army intelligence, which had concluded that enlisting Morgan would be "extremely worthwhile".

Trump will also face pressure from intelligence agencies, which have concluded that Moscow ordered the election cyber-attacks.

The ruling reversed an earlier interpretation, which had concluded, erroneously, that Iraqi insurgents were not protected by international law.

The mother had provided two second-opinion witnesses "both of which have concluded [Neon] does have the therapy that the trust has suggested".