Sentence examples for summing up at from inspiring English sources

Summing up, at lower levels of immigrant education, the native partner takes on a larger labor market role.

Microsoft's lawyers mentioned RealNetworks' demonstration in summing up at the end of the three-day hearing, another person present said.

Summing up at the end of the operation, the NSA said: "Highlights include the compromise of the mobile phone number for Bali's chief of police.

Lord Hutchinson, 98, a leading defence lawyer of the period, who backed the campaign, said: "It's unbelievable that a transcript of a summing up at the Old Bailey should be shrouded in secrecy".

* US bans anti-war countries from deals * IHT: Iraq contract ban angers US allies * Times: Bronwen Maddox DEFENCE ADMITS HUNTLEY IS GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER Ian Huntley's defence counsel, summing up at the Soham murder trial yesterday, admitted that the former school caretaker was guilty of the manslaughter of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman and was "clearly worthy of punishment".

Keith Vaz, summing up at the end of a Tuesday afternoon hearing on how the BBC got the story and was able to cover the raid as it happened, said he and his select committee colleagues thought the corporation had "acted perfectly properly in respect of this matter".

Presumably, the innovative and conservative behaviours of individual doctors cancelled one another out, when summed up at practice level.

"The best defeat of my life," Gareth Bale said, summing up the emotions at the final whistle.

"We just need to make an appearance or two," he said, summing up the thinking at the time.

Summing up Kockroach's career at the end, Knox writes: "In the world of crime, he first was an enforcer.

His patter to the audience is artful, but the essence of his vision is summed up at the end.