Sentence examples for section concludes that from inspiring English sources

The section concludes that if the monitor's discoveries of where HSBC struggled to track its clients were made public, the information could be "used as a road map by criminal actors to exploit compliance weaknesses at HSBC and other banks".

This section concludes that a number of the features of CNSLBP can be explained by mechanisms other than the inculcation of mechanistic sub-groups.

Those section conclude that "significant gaps remain" in regulation despite updates in some states, and they describe exemptions for fracking wastes from the Resource Recovery and Response Act's hazardous waste requirements, from the Clean Water Act's comprehensive permit program for discharges into surface waters, and from the Safe Drinking Water Act (which regulates groundwater pollution).

The previous section concluded that the metabolic fluxes developed during the non-limited growth determined the fluxes during the N-limited storage accumulation period.

That section concludes, "Under this statutory scheme, the county canvassing boards are required to submit their returns to the department by 5 p.m. of the seventh day following the election".

"Why does this matter to law-abiding gun owners?" that section concludes.

The final section concludes by suggesting that our treatment procedure for breast cancer prevention in carcinogen-treated rats requires only 7 days of treatment (rat gestation 21 days) with no more than 1 μg E/day and is as effective as full-term pregnancy or ovariectomy or prolonged treatment with tamoxifen, without any loss of ovarian function.

Section 7 concludes that the dipole antenna shows the potential for more accurate snow depth estimate compared to geodetic GPS stations.

Section 6 concludes that with the help a centralized multi-agent system it is possible to secure critical loads during power system outages.

Finally, section five concludes that the Commission's policy entrepreneurship success increased due to, and within the context of, EU enlargement, increasing import dependency and prices, and gas supply disruptions.

In what could prove a particularly sensitive section, the report concludes that in Colombia, where the United States is providing a $1.3 billion, two-year aid package, mostly military, "paramilitary forces find a ready support base within the military and police, as well as among local civilian elites in many areas".