Sentence examples for conclusions will be published from inspiring English sources

The session's conclusions will be published as white papers.

The team's conclusions will be published in this week's issue of Nature, a leading scientific journal.

Its conclusions will be published in 2013, including a report – five years on – into what went wrong at HBOS, which had to be rescued by Lloyds in September 2008 and eventually needed a £20bn taxpayer bailout.

This, combined with forecasting water availability through 2025 based on past conditions, led her to several conclusions, which will be published in forthcoming journal papers.

The conclusions drawn during this meeting will be published on the FAO and WHO websites.

Kevin Stiroh, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, has also studied productivity industry by industry and has arrived at a similar conclusion in a study that will be published soon.

This "reflects the conclusions" of an EAC inquiry which will be published on Monday and is expected to conclude that the push for fracking could derail efforts to tackle global warming.

The amendment, which has the backing of half the MPs on the EAC, calls for a "moratorium on the hydraulic fracturing of shale gas deposits in order to reduce the risk of carbon budgets being breached". This "reflects the conclusions" of an EAC inquiry which will be published on Monday and is expected to conclude that the push for fracking could derail efforts to tackle global warming.

Pollard says the annex on which he has based his conclusions, including the transcripts of witness statements, will be published with redactions in the new year.

Although Goodwin's conclusions about the lifelong growth of Triceratops will be published later this year, the baby skull offers its own insights.

The conclusions and policy recommendations of these committees will be published in the scientific and medical literature.