The concluding point is that these ways of seeing "voice" in democratic processes helps you to pose really critical questions when next a policy maker asks you to participate on a committee.
This suggests that scenarios should be constructed such that they build to a concluding point where there are two critical competing alternatives that are finally resolved in favour of one meaning.
"The good parts are as hard to deal with as the bad ones," the ageing woman of A New Life concludes: "The point is, they are in the past".
"The good parts are as hard to deal with as the bad ones," the ageing woman of A New Life concludes: "The point is, they are in the past". The final story Berlin wrote, BF and Me, about an old woman in a trailer home tethered to an oxygen tank, trying to get a tiler – at least as old, and almost as emphysemic – to renovate her bathroom, provides a fittingly unsentimental conclusion to her work.
He concludes, "The point is, Black's set-up in the Sicilian is fine as a reactive system, but not worth much when trying to claim the initiative as White.
His concluding case in point is Al Qaeda.
Also a boundary value problem for the similarity solutions corresponding to translational symmetry are obtained in Section 4. The graphs for a boundary value problem (magma flow) are plotted and discussed in Section 5. Finally a concluding remarks are pointed in Section 6.
A Continent in Transition Q. Would you like to make any concluding points that might be useful for American readers to know about European business?
"Repeated and continuous Nuclear Regulatory Commission assessments have concluded that Indian Point is safe," he said in a conference call with reporters.
And yet, Kaplan concludes, the real point is that while "Romania might be an Orientalized backwater when viewed from Western Europe or Poland… When I returned to Romania from Moldova in the spring of 2014, I wanted to kiss the ground.
You conclude that your point "is to make the newspaper less vulnerable to attacks like Whelan's".
