Sentence examples for concluded to make from inspiring English sources

However, as the CCC suggests, it would be prudent for the Government to look again at the UK's emissions reduction pathway once EU discussions have concluded, to make sure we remain aligned".

"So there is an opportunity here," Stuckler concludes, "to make a lasting difference.

It's up to lawmakers, he concludes, to make sure that Uber's distinctly nondemocratic corporate values don't become society's own.

From this colophon, the correction is concluded to have been made in Caesarea Maritima in the 6th or 7th centuries.

His contribution, he concluded, was to make music that might "bring people together".

He concluded, "And to make matters worse, I have shamelessly played the role in which I have been cast, becoming a literary Fiedler on the roof of academe".

"That would be wise," he concluded, seeming to make a decision then and there.

Kawamoto [ 49] performed a systematic review to identify features critical to the success of a CDSS and concluded that to make a program likely to succeed, it must be fully part of the caregivers' routine workflow and provide the decision support at the time and location of the actual decision making.

"People will conclude that to make their sums add up, the Tories will end up cutting the NHS".

"One is forced to conclude that, to make a film as intellectually adventurous as Transcendence wants to be, a film-maker is almost obliged to work as independently – and cheaply – as, say, Shane Carruth did on Upstream Color".

Don't forget to write a nice punchy concluding paragraph to make the point of your report in a nutshell.