Sentence examples for conclusion recording from inspiring English sources

Today, The Washington Post reports that a new audiobook version of the story goes beyond Pieixoto's conclusion, recording the fictional audience's questions about the likelihood of tyranny recurring in their own society.

The proportion of inquest conclusions recorded as suicide fell to 11% last year after peaking in 1995 at 18%.

Rystad Energy came to the conclusion by only recording each country's economically viable reserves.

Not surprisingly, those conclusions were recorded in various books written by the stars of the first gulf war -- in 1992 by Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf ("It Doesn't Take a Hero"), in 1995 by Colin L. Powell ("My American Journey") and in 1998 by President George H. W. Bush and his national security adviser, Brent Scowcroft ("A World Transformed").

Open conclusion: An open conclusion should be recorded when there is insufficient evidence to the necessary standard of proof for you to record any other "substantive" conclusion as to how Mark Duggan came to his death.

Recording a conclusion of suicide, Craze said: "There isn't scope at all in this case and therefore the conclusion of this inquest will be that Gautam Paul Bhattacharjee took his own life whilst the balance of his mind was disturbed". Craze added: "He was extremely depressed at the time.

Conclusion: Student recording of patient encounters reveals a minimal amount of women's health discussion in the clinical years; however, the personal digital assistant is an effective tool with which to monitor curriculum content in the clinical setting.

So I talked out my opinions on-­air to some conclusion, and even after recording a whole episode about it, my thoughts came back to a pithy "we'll see".

Recording his conclusions, the senior coroner for Shropshire, John Ellery, said DNP was clearly a potentially dangerous and toxic substance.

Recording narrative conclusions, she said Kemp stabbed his wife to death during a psychotic episode when she tried to prevent him from harming himself.

"I'm confident that by the time this case comes to a conclusion, the record of trial will be the longest record of trial in our military's history," says Coombs.