Sentence examples for point of concluding from inspiring English sources

"Things have not yet reached the point of concluding agreements, wide-ranging, large-scale agreements in this sphere".

However he made a point of concluding that "There have been two tragic deaths at Fabric over recent months and there are clearly issues that need addressing".

However, he made a point of concluding that "There have been two tragic deaths at Fabric over recent months and there are clearly issues that need addressing".

"We're not at the point yet of concluding that everything is out there that needs to be out there," he said.

If Bhāvaviveka had understood the point of Madhyamaka, concludes Candrakīrti, he would not have made the criticisms he made of Buddhapālita.

"The Holy See does … regret to see in some points of the concluding observations an attempt to interfere with Catholic church teaching on the dignity of human person and in the exercise of religious freedom," said a Vatican statement.

But it added that it "regrets to see in some points of the concluding observations an attempt to interfere with Catholic Church teaching on the dignity of human person and in the exercise of religious freedom" and "reiterates its commitment to defending and protecting the rights of the child... according to the moral and religious values offered by Catholic doctrine".

This manner of concluding [viz.

At one point in the concluding episode of this two-part series, he attacked a pair of gun-toting criminals on a motorbike with a bin and in the process actually managed to make rubbish look sexy.

(We briefly return to Hinman's point in the concluding section of this entry).

From a management point of view, Mr. Rodman concludes, it was the first President Bush, George Herbert Walker Bush, who presided over "the most collegial and smoothest-run" of the administrations he considers in this volume -- "led by a president who was consistently the master of his brief, and whose personal engagement pre-empted bureaucratic warfare".