Sentence examples for conclusion a process from inspiring English sources

While acknowledging that some of the group's members would ultimately find themselves unable to vote in favour of female bishops should the synod take a final vote on the matter in a year's time, he said the proposals nonetheless held out "the possibility of bringing to a conclusion a process that for too long has been a distraction from the church's mission".

The CIA's analysis was seldom double-checked; detection of dual-purpose materials, that might possibly be used in weapon programmes, was routinely taken as proof that such programmes existed; and ambiguous scraps of intelligence were compiled to reach an unambiguous conclusion, a process known as "layering".

"They hold out the possibility of bringing to a conclusion a process that for too long has been a distraction from the Church's mission".

Analysts from disparate spy agencies are no longer pushed to achieve unanimity in their conclusions, a process criticized in the past for leading to "groupthink".

The work doesn't show so much an end conclusion, but a process, an attempt to reshape and play around with your own form.

It was seen as the conclusion of a process of political and economic reforms and was meant to consolidate them...

It was the natural conclusion of a process that began in the 1980s when clubs first floated on the stock market.

"These surcharges are the conclusion of a process launched in 2011 by the European Statistics agency Eurostat, and cited by the ONS in 2012, which was designed to harmonise the GNI calculations for EU nations".

"It is imperative that the three leaders work diligently and collectively to arrive at a final conclusion in a process that has already been prolonged beyond a reasonable date of closure," Frank G. Zarb, the chairman of the state board, said in a terse letter to Mr. Gulotta, Judith A. Jacobs, the Democratic presiding officer, and Peter J. Schmitt, the Republican minority leader.

The addition of striptease dancing, the illogical conclusion of a process that had begun with the belly dancing of Little Egypt at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago (1893), established such stars as Ann Corio, Gypsy Rose Lee, Margie Hart, and Georgia Southern.

It may be the argument runs that I can be said to choose a course of action at the conclusion of a process of deliberation, but there seems to be no choice involved when, in the heat of the moment, I toss the useless pen aside in frustration.