But we should not make the mistake of jumping to the self-serving conclusion that they would prefer to be elsewhere - as so many disaster opportunists have done.
"[China's leaders] saw what happened in eastern Europe and they drew the obvious, somewhat self-serving conclusion that if we are going to hold on to power we'd better stop dwelling on the past and concentrate on improving the lives of people and move forward".
After surveying public opinion about the sluggish economy, President Bush's pollster, Matthew Dowd, provided the Republican National Committee with a compelling if somewhat self-serving conclusion last weekend: Democrats hold no advantage on the issue and Republicans should not shy away from talking about it.
At the top of your résumé you've written: "Hard-working and innovative professional with a proven track record of success". That's interesting, but you're asserting a generic, self-serving conclusion.
The opinion quotes the 2010 ANPR's self-serving conclusion that "DOJ has 'repeatedly affirmed the application of [T]itle III to websites.'" The ANPR cited informal letters, DOJ amicus briefs in private lawsuits, and other sub-regulatory actions in support of that assertion.
I do not feel comfortable in serving policy makers conclusions".
"Conclusion and future work section" serves as a conclusion to our study.
Serving Youth In the conclusion of a 10-day seminar of coaching, rehearsals and performance preparation, the New York String Orchestra, 60 musicians from 16 to 22 chosen by personal audition from more than 280 applicants nationwide, is to perform at 7 tonight and 8 p.m. Friday in Carnegie Hall.
Though there are no complete balances for both groups of compounds serving as examples, some conclusions can be drawn based on the experiences collected.
Such a conclusion serves Christians, Jews, other faiths and the secular world poorly.
This conclusion serves to underscore the importance of a whole-system analysis of potential CCTS networks.
