Sentence examples similar to conclude to undertake from inspiring English sources

"But as long as it cares more about not embarrassing generals than it does about taking care of soldiers," Ricks concludes, "it is unlikely to undertake such a review".

This is unfortunate, as our experience over many years of reviewing the experimental literature for ELM has forced us to conclude that it is essential to undertake in vitro validation of the findings from in-cell work.

In part, he and his team concluded, "There is no general appetite to undertake the effort and expense of a successful effort to deliver doping-free sport".

After 11 men were clubbed to death at Hola camp in 1959 for refusing to undertake forced labour, a magistrate concluded that he could not tell which injuries were justifiable and which were not.

It's rare for an attorney general to undertake an action that the OLC has concluded would be unconstitutional.

The authors concluded that it was safe for most Muslim renal patients to undertake the Ramadan fast 1 year after kidney transplantation.

However, the review has now concluded that "in principle, there is no reason why [women] should not be able to undertake the full range of combat roles".

"Helen Boaden has decided that she is not in a position to undertake this responsibility until the Pollard review has concluded.

The authors concluded that since the cytotoxicity is transient and reversible, patients can be motivated to undertake I as an easy and safe treatment for hyperthyroidism [ 20].

The National Audit Office NAOO) will also be invited to undertake its own review into the project after the PricewaterhouseCoopers inquiry has concluded.

"It is not realistic to undertake a nationwide, blanket deployment of biosensors," the advisory panel, named the JASON group, concluded.