Sentence examples for which has noted from inspiring English sources

The commission, which has noted that it found overcharges only on a tiny fraction of rides in the 26-month period it examined, did not comment on that argument.

Mr. Noman said the political opposition — which has noted that Mr. Saleh's family has so far avoided being hit with sanctions — wanted the international community to add even more pressure on the president to leave.

This may not always be the case, according to the S.E.C., which has noted that conflicts of interest may arise when fund managers oversee 401(k) accounts or other employee benefit plans for the same companies whose shares they own and whose proxy issues they vote on.

This supports previous research which has noted such gender-based distinctions.

Also seemingly irrelevant is the judgement of the UK's own Supreme Court, which has noted that we're pumping out far more nitrogen dioxide than we're meant to and that safe limits of air pollution have regularly been exceeded in areas including London and the Southeast.

This is consistent with the literature which has noted a higher rate of hearing protection use in noisy industries [ 19].

But it is the bigger rivals, which have noted Spotify's success, that pose the main threat.

But the government will keep Slovakia's famous flat tax on personal and corporate incomes.That has partially reassured outsiders and financial markets, which had noted with alarm the weakness of Mr Fico's economic team.

These results agree with previous studies which have noted that the surfactant MON 0818 containing POEA contributes the majority of the toxicity to the herbicide formulations for fish, aquatic invertebrates, and amphibians.

This supports findings from epidemiological studies including our own [36], which have noted that obesity protects against localised prostate cancer.

Loss to follow-up was significantly decreased in the PHW arm, consistent with other non-randomized trial studies which have noted the prominent role of CHWs in encouraging patient retention [19], [20].