Object

• agreement: Already in 1934 Hitler said to Rauschning: " I can conclude an agreement with Soviet Russia whenever I wish.

• pact: We have already concluded such pacts with a number of countries.

• paragraph: This, together with a concluding paragraph of general comment from the Committee, forms a conclusion to the Overseas Report.

Preposition: that

• merger: For these reasons, it would not be safe to conclude that the merger would not lessen competition in TV advertising substantially.

• finding: The report concludes that these findings present a serious challenge to those involved in Gaelic development.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: Concludes upon whether the frameworks cause the protection or destruction of the AONB.

Modifying Another Word

• wrongly: Previous examinations had wrongly concluded it was either a Danish galley or a mid-nineteenth century merchant ship.

Used with why or when

• that: So I suppose, I would conclude that makes us the best in the world in this field.

Preposition: with

• remark: To conclude with some entirely personal remarks, not to be taken as from the University of Derby at all.

• recommendation: The report concludes with recommendations for further research into the area of neural network specification using LOTOS.

• discussion: The day will conclude with a panel discussion during which the debate will be thrown open to the audience.

• summary: The book concludes with a summary of the main findings from this research.

• appendice: The text concludes with two appendices, a bibliography and an index.

• suggestion: Each section or step concludes with suggestions for change and there is a comprehensive appendix and resources, particularly for mental illness.