Sentence examples similar to proceed to conclusion from inspiring English sources

To be sure, it is preferable that all ongoing investigations proceed to their legal conclusion.

The decision to provide such support became contentious between those wanting to sustain whatever life was possible for her and those wanting her illness to proceed to its natural conclusion, ie, death.

The finding [ 15] that pregnancy can proceed to a successful conclusion regarding fetal survival after IDO1 gene deletion further suggests that IDO does not play a primary role in pregnancy.

"I'm pleased that the people of Ferguson and the region began to get some long-overdue information today, and I will continue to call for openness and transparency as the parallel investigations into this tragedy proceed to their necessary conclusions," Nixon said in a statement Friday, shortly after Jackson's press conference.

The classical definition of synthesis is "a process in which we begin from principles (= Cause) and proceed to build up conclusions" (= Effect) [ 25, 26].

This isn't a great play; it does lapse into didacticism from time to time, and wrapping up all its loose ends and making sure each character gets his just desert, it proceeds to a conclusion with meandering sentimentality.

He said a decision to bring down the whole Northern Ireland Assembly would be made at a Jan . 18meeting of the governing council and would be based on whether it had been "demonstrably established" that the I.R.A. was making "a real and genuine transition that is proceeding to a conclusion".

Come to a quick conclusion, and proceed to build the company.