Sentence examples for who concludes from inspiring English sources

Although WHO concludes that approximately 15,000 individuals die from malaria each year in India (WHO 2008), a recent study by Dhingra et al. (2010) estimates approximately 200,000 malaria deaths per year in India before 70 years of age and 55,000 in early childhood.

You quote someone from a conservative think tank who concludes that New York's test is unreliable.

She is as wary as MacAdams, who concludes with a pointed reminder of the consequence of previous grand plans.

A prominent conservative editor who concludes that Israel has no right to exist is an anti-Semite.

(Brantley) 'Seminar' Alan Rickman (who concludes his run on Sunday) is a virtuoso of disdain in Theresa Rebeck's shiny, facile comedy about an ego-shredding writing teacher.

Partly, this is because Satrapi depicts women who take their vicissitudes in their stride; their philosophy is summed up by Satrapi's grandmother who concludes: 'That's life!

The results surprised researchers who concluded that the biochemical process should not be forced.

All parties who concluded the agreement praised his even-handedness and unshakeable courtesy.

Sigismund, who concluded the Truce of Altmark with Sweden in 1629, never regained the Swedish crown.

Coach Mike Gilligan, who concluded his 16th year at Vermont, will lose three seniors from the program.

It ended as it began, with Paul McCartney who concluded Live Aid.