Sentence examples similar to conclude one's remarks from inspiring English sources

We conclude with some remarks on the policy implications.

This paper will conclude with remarks on focus group methodologies.

Many investors concluded that the Fed's remarks about inflation gave it latitude to act, pushing markets higher yesterday, with much of the gain coming after the release of the Fed meeting minutes.

He labeled Ms Halonen's statements as "cynical" and said they did not account for the shared experience of his country, Georgia, Ukraine and others, as part of the Soviet empire.It would be wrong to conclude from the Finnish president's remarks that her country is disinterested in Europe's relations with Moscow.

As I conclude my remarks here tonight, I can't help but think of whichever one of you it was in the audience who sarcastically applauded when I said "As I conclude my remarks" a few seconds ago.

In 1976, in his concluding remarks on Otto Warburg's controversial theory of respiratory impairment in cancer, announced 50 years earlier, Sidney Weinhouse emphasized the need for basic knowledge of the biology of the cell as a way to elucidate the unresolved issues of "regulatory malfunctions which underlie neoplasia".

B y the time Fuller had concluded his remarks on architecture and the design initiative, it was nearly one o'clock.

As Smith concluded his remarks, Judy Garland's "Over the Rainbow" was played.

Mainly because I don't think her concluding remark on Hall's show has been given the attention it deserves.

In many ways Orwell was a classic Old Etonian, which is probably further evidence for Brooke-Smith's concluding remarks on the insidious influence of private education and the elites it so consistently sustains.

This study was cast into doubt when it was later found that Newton himself wrote the study's concluding remarks on Leibniz.