Sentence examples for beyond the conclusion from inspiring English sources
Many people now live well beyond the conclusion of traditional careers.
Whilst we do not believe that Serco will be frozen out of UK government outsourcing there is a significant risk that the company will be left in the cold for some time beyond the conclusion of the various government reviews into its public sector contracts, some of which are due this month (Cabinet Office, Ministry of Justice).
It is important, though, to place this into a long-term perspective that began well before the start and is lasting beyond the conclusion of the Games.
Of note, these improvements persisted beyond the conclusion of the trial.
Twelve weeks post-study all recruits were contacted again and asked to report on whether they had continued regular exercise beyond the conclusion of the intervention.
In principle, training in a mind and body technique could provide a convenient and practical tool for managing stress, controlling food cravings, and maintaining healthy lifestyle habits beyond the conclusion of a weight management intervention.
The Netscape suit uses the findings in the government case, but goes beyond the conclusions of law that were affirmed by a federal appeals court last June.
The evidence cited in the Senate report suggests that George J. Tenet, the departing director of central intelligence, sometimes went beyond the conclusions of his agency's analysts in appearances on Capitol Hill before the Iraq invasion.
It also confirmed the "uncertainty" about the storm track in the North Atlantic but did not address whether the chief scientist had gone beyond the conclusions of their own report.
"During the drafting of the final dossier, every fact was managed to make it as strong as possible, the final statements reaching beyond the conclusions intelligence assessments would normally draw from such facts," he added.
Well-chosen outcome measures ensure that the impact of the research findings extends beyond the conclusions of the specific study.
