Sentence examples for conclusions at the from inspiring English sources

Lord Deben did them the favour of notifying them of the CCC's conclusions at the beginning of October.

Great care needs to be exercised before such cases are brought; and, equally, great care needs to be exercised before jumping to conclusions at the outcome.

The inquiry was originally scheduled to present its conclusions at the end of July, as tensions were rising on the eve of the war's anniversary.

Dr. Foley presented his conclusions at the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers Symposiumm on Security and Privacy, held in Oakland, Calif., on May 16.

European intelligence officials and even some officials at the International Atomic Energy Agency expressed great skepticism about those conclusions at the time.

This article was amended on Tuesday 16 September to add further details clarifying the jury's conclusions at the inquest into Mark Duggan's death and to correct the spelling of Marcus Knox-Hooke's name and that of Mark Duggan's son, Kamani.

Now, his championship season has a fitting conclusion at the highest level of the sport.

The reader's conclusion at the end of Kynaston's account is: "Guilty as charged".

The conclusion: "At the present time, few if any barriers stand in his way".

So our conclusion, at the time, was that this was a bobcat.

Q.And what was your conclusion at the end of this study?