Sentence examples for which it concluded from inspiring English sources

In 2008 the European Union issued a final risk assessment for TDCPP in which it concluded the chemical was safe for its intended uses.

To take just one example, the Orlando Sentinel recently reported its analysis of the 2012 election, in which it concluded that long lines in Florida discouraged as many as 201,000 citizens from casting a ballot.

The committee issued a summary of a nine-month investigation in which it concluded that links between the I.R.A. and the Colombian guerrillas went back to 1998.

A commission created by the Congress nearly two years ago released a separate report on July 15 in which it concluded that China posed a security and economic threat to the United States.

In 2012, following an extensive review of scientific research, the AAP issued an updated policy statement, in which it concluded that circumcision does in fact offer certain health advantages (e.g., reduction in risk of urinary tract infection).

In a similar case in Guatemala in 1996, the CIA acknowledged that it had maintained a paid relationship with Col. Julio Roberto Alpirez, during a time in which it concluded that the Guatemalan officer had been involved in covering up the 1990 murder of an American citizen, Michael DeVine, and Efrain Bamaca, a captured Guatemalan guerrilla.

He said the evidence indicated that the agency had about 1,750 cases a year in which it concludes that children are unsafe because of domestic violence.

"Soul Kitchen" is lighter fare, and the meal for two with which it concludes is meant to charm, not overwhelm, but the preceding palaver could have come only from Akin.

"It may be best to take the cloak-and-dagger elements of 'The Constant Gardener,' and the vision of justice with which it concludes, as metaphors, symbolic crystallizations of a reality too complex and diffuse to be dramatized by more empirical means," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.

"It may be best to take the cloak-and-dagger elements of 'The Constant Gardener,' and the vision of justice with which it concludes, as metaphors, symbolic crystallizations of a reality too complex and diffuse to be dramatized by more empirical means," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

The team produced a report in which it was concluded that the problems had originated with two local employees in Malawi, especially Anjimile Oponyo.