Sentence examples for conclude the concern from inspiring English sources

To conclude, the concern for economic fairness (as reciprocity) does not offer grounds for rejecting enactment of a social minimum.

To conclude, the concerns regarding the user interface design are presented.

An OFT investigation concluded the concerns were justified, and it is now considering Diageo's offer to sell most of the Whyte & Mackay business with the exception of two malt distilleries at Dalmore and Tamnavulin.

To conclude, the enigma concerning the soluble factor responsible for the potent TLR7/8 agonists' anti-HIV effect remains.

Indeed, he concludes the "Inquiry Concerning Virtue and Merit" by arguing that the evidence identifying the superior mental enjoyments with the natural affections is "as great as that which is found in numbers or mathematics," since it survives even in the face of doubts about the existence of the external world ("Inquiry" 229).

The task force concluded that the concern for outsiders threatening safety was "not supported by any evidence".

In concluding that overturning Roe v. Wade would cause "profound and unnecessary damage to the court's legitimacy," the three justices concluded: "The court's concern with legitimacy is not for the sake of the court but for the sake of the nation to which it is responsible".

25 So to conclude: these concerns about abortion do not entail that we must never use PNS and selective termination as a means of achieving public health goals.

He has since concluded that the concerns were unwarranted and prematurely ended his career.

Ultimately, in May 1998, the advisory committee endorsed the vaccine unanimously, concluding that the concerns were only theoretical and that data gathered in the clinical trials showed that the vaccine was safe.

It concluded: "The committee shares the concerns of many that some prisoners have unlimited opportunity to watch television.