Many are now hoping for a final end to the years of sanctions that have crippled the nation's economy and its population, one third of whom live on less than 30p a day.
I'm still waiting for a final end to the outdated and disproven belief that by talking about the reality of drug use, relapse and overdose we are somehow encouraging someone to use drugs".
We are not free to choose for or against our final end; that is built into us by nature.
For 45 patients, the final end point within the time limits of this study was death.
This conception of choice treats this common end as the one final end relevant for the choice.
As buildings are responsible for around 27%% of the final end use of energy in the EU-27 [1], a very high interest exists in reducing their energy consumption.
Because of his inclusion of purposiveness in his conception of perfection, he argues that the perfect can please us "either because of its material, or because of its external form, or through its inner constitution, by means of which it is an instrument or means for the achievement of some final end" (ibid., p. 307).
An alternative 'end-point' for the Delian League is the final end of hostilities with the Persians in 450 BC, after which, despite the fact that the stated aims of the League were fulfilled, the Athenians refused to allow member states to leave the alliance.
They cannot attack the abstract constitution or lead an army against proclamations and statutes...Civil disobedience has to be directed against the salt tax or the land tax or some other particular point — not that that is our final end, but for the time being it is our aim, and we must shoot straight.
However, in these regions, data on the population distribution of cardiovascular risk factors, and of intermediate and final end points for cardiovascular disease are scarce.
4 However, akin to other countries with restrained resources, there is a paucity of data on the population distribution of risk factors, and of intermediate and final end points for CVD.
