We must not allow this catastrophic scenario to become a foregone conclusion.

Weaponization of outer space is not, in our view, a foregone and unavoidable conclusion.

I would like to underscore here that the outcome of the comprehensive review is not a foregone conclusion.

And it's a foregone conclusion, if you give a drug at that high a dose, that it will have more side effects and that your new drug will look better.

Thirdly, I can assure the Council that the leaders in Kosovo have heard, loud and clear, that the outcome of the comprehensive review is not a foregone conclusion.

Nevertheless, we should not take a positive outcome of the review as a foregone conclusion, nor should we assume that the subsequent launch of a final status process will be automatic.

The nightmare scenario envisioned by many in Pakistan a nuclear armed country actively targeted by al Qaeda and the Taliban could become a reality. But this need not be a foregone conclusion.

When Cortés allegedly burned the Spanish ships, he did not take a poll. Had he done so, he might have won (the strategy was clever), but it was not a foregone conclusion.

The Provisional Institutions and Kosovo's political leaders should therefore be aware that neither the outcome of the review process nor the initiation of any further steps thereafter is not a foregone conclusion.

TEHRAN Iranians will go to the polls on June 12 to elect a new president. While some argue that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad s re election is a foregone conclusion, the outcome is, in fact, not at all clear.

You focus on the foregone option.

BRUSSELS Vladimir Putin s return to the Kremlin as Russia s president was always a foregone conclusion. But, when he is sworn in on May 7, he will retake formal charge of a country whose politics even Putin s own political future has turned unpredictable.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is the Democratic frontrunner, though her nomination is not a foregone conclusion. In any case, foreign policy probably will play little role in the decision, as the issues that most concern voters likely to participate in the Democratic primary elections are domestic and economic in nature.

Conclusion a time for global action

So, just in conclusion, a few shots.

And we came to a startling conclusion.

As a conclusion, we can say that

This translates into about 900 billion of foregone goods and services this year alone a tremendous waste reflected in an unemployment rate of 7.9 and a poverty rate of 15 , significantly higher than the average of the past 30 years. And the waste accumulates over time the longer the economy operates far below its capacity, the slower the growth in its future capacity as a result of diminished risk taking, foregone investment, and erosion of the skills base.

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This work needs to be taken to a sensible conclusion.

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Chapter 9 Conclusion

In conclusion, financing for development is a key element of a wide tapestry.

On 12 May, after consideration of a draft conclusion on security enhancements, submitted by the Chairman (PBC.21 L.3), the Committee adopted the following conclusion

We've come to the conclusion that this is a true story.

So, Aicha, do you have a couple of words for conclusion?