Examples of using Conclusions reached in English and their translations into German
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I fully agree with the conclusions reached by Mr Turchi.
He finished by expressing his satisfaction at the conclusions reached at the Florence Council.
Scientists are notoriously loath to jettison conclusions reached by approved scientific methods, however faulty.
In short, I very broadly share the conclusions reached in the resolution we are considering.
Secondly, we must have the courage to take the conclusions reached in 1998 a little further.
Not because we disapprove of the conclusions reached by the association councils; far from it!
For us, the final outcome of Nice will depend largely on the conclusions reached by qualified majority voting.
the associated records of actions taken or conclusions reached, where appropriate, for.
The discussions and conclusions reached by these committees, including dissenting minority views, should be accessible to the public.
the Alleanza Nazionale delegation fully endorses the conclusions reached by our Committee of Inquiry.
They suggest that motivated reasoning is qualitatively distinct from reasoning when people do not have a strong emotional stake in the conclusions reached.
the Appellant has been unable to indicate any case law inconsistent with the conclusions reached by this Board.
Such the conclusion reached by Dr. Thomas Hefferman
said that in his opinion, the conclusion reached by the Bulgarians, namely that Hezbollah was involved in the terrorist attack, was solid and based on evidence.
The meeting should end with a summary of the main points covered and the conclusions reached.
Improve conclusions reached by others by providing them with the most accurate information and methodology for your area.
If the conclusions reached in this study are correct,
The conclusions reached are set forth in a message,
there is no difference between the conclusions reached by the two processes.
In defense, it should be said that the conclusions reached in this book are generally in line with historical consensus.