Sentence examples for conclusions drawn up from inspiring English sources

The most complete statement of early Lollard teaching appeared in the Twelve Conclusions, drawn up to be presented to the Parliament of 1395.

Draft conclusions drawn up ahead of the summit showed that a decision on how to increase the effective lending capacity of the current bailout fund, the European Financial Stability Facility, would not now be taken until mid-year, probably ahead of a summit in late June.

Soon after, or possibly even before the conclusions are drawn up, the F.A.A. will propose changes to eliminate the possibility of a repetition.

High LDH, visceral metastases, and hepatic metastases were present in a small number of patients (n=3), therefore no conclusion can be drawn up to now.

In the consultation, the Department for Transport said all three standards could be met, but it has spent nearly a year sifting through the responses, many of them objecting to its conclusions because they were drawn up with the assistance of Heathrow's owner, BAA.

This is characteristic of Bernstein's approach to thinking; pros and cons weighed up before conclusions drawn.

The observations and conclusions drawn from this study are summed up below: 1.

That allows to better relate purchase behavior to the attitude toward risk, uncertainty, confidence in media and to draw up conclusions that can be true for the group as a whole.

The rest of the paper is organized as follows: Section 2 provides models and assumptions, Section 3 gives an overview of the proposed model, Section 4 gives simulations and experimental results, in Section 5 we explore the related work, and Section 6 draws up conclusions.

Clues sought, conclusions drawn.

Simple demographic characteristics used in the UEP theory alone are proven to be insufficient to draw up a universal conclusion.