Sentence examples for conclusion for all from inspiring English sources

Through openness and professionalism it is nearly always possible to come to a successful conclusion for all parties.

"Mr. Holmes is currently willing to resolve the case to bring the proceedings to a speedy and definite conclusion for all involved," his defense lawyers wrote.

Ms. Borakove said the medical examiner had also done re-examinations for three or four other families of people whose deaths were suspected to be linked to ground zero work, and had rejected such a conclusion for all of them.

But, as the race neared its conclusion, for all the weirdness of the principals, it seemed to be following a generic path: D versus R, which in Montana meant curtains for the folk singer.

Last week, the lawyers filed legal papers saying that "Mr. Holmes is currently willing to resolve the case to bring the proceedings to a speedy and definite conclusion for all involved" if prosecutors took the death penalty off the table.

A comprehensive conclusion for all 5 years is drawn from Table 18 using binomial test.

Since all the other interactions were not significant, and the conclusions for all the other variables did not change when including or excluding interactions, only the more parsimonious models without interactions are reported in the paper.

Analysis reveals that many of the relevant conclusions for all these cases were similar.

But if Labour's approach to next month's European Parliament and local-government elections is any guide, others have already reached that conclusion.For all the brave talk of a few weeks ago about making the positive case for Europe and being eager to campaign on the government's record, the party's advertising this week has been entirely negative.

While working on improving Facebook's tools, however, I came to a very difficult conclusion: doing this for all the companies of the world was not the same project as doing it for one of them.

Sheil, troubled by what seems to her a sensationalistic and bloodthirsty premise for a movie, and an equally dubious conclusion for one, is all the more troubled by the prospect of enacting Chubbuck's suicide for Greene's camera.