Sentence examples for development concluding from inspiring English sources

We enumerate the design objectives, variables, and challenges involved in AP development, concluding with a discussion of recent clinical advancements.

Some remarks on the aspects which need further investigation and development conclude the paper.

The development concludes with designing a core and a complementary DSS module.

Geoff Armstrong, director general of the chartered institute of personnel and development, concludes that "companies will benefit if they understand dyslexia - it is an area in which personnel and development professionals could usefully play a leading role".

A recent study for Technology Review magazine by CHI Research, a company in Haddon Heights, N.J., that tracks corporate investment in research and development, concluded that I.B.M.'s "technological strength" was more than twice that of any other major company.

The Berlin Institute for Population and Development concluded in a recent study that half of all Germans believe there are more differences between "Ossis" (easterners) and "Wessis" (westerners) than commonalities.

The government "should apply significantly more cautious judgments when considering arms export licence applications for goods to authoritarian regimes which might be used for internal repression", the report by the four Commons committees concerned with arms exports – business, defence, foreign affairs and international development – concludes.

Considering the vast reliance on development aid, I argue that the 'architecture of nation-building' in Kinshasa and Dodoma is not primarily representing national identity, but is foremost an expression of the new 'partnerships in development' concluded in the post-independence years, as well as the failure of these partnerships in terms of achieving the initial development goals.

A discussion and an outlook on future development conclude the paper in Section 6.

Finally, simulation results are given, and some remarks about future research development conclude the article.

Robert Waldinger, psychiatrist and director of a 75-year-long study on adult development, concludes what truly makes satisfactory and happy lives.