University Degree: Miscellaneous

Conclusion analysis

Good conclusions usually refer back to the question or title and address it directly - for example by using key words from the title.
How well do you think these conclusions address the title or question? Answering these questions should help you find out.

1. Do they use key words from the title or question?
2. Do they answer the question directly?
3. Can you work out the question or title just by reading the conclusion?

• Plagiarism at English-speaking tertiary institution is not a crime that students intentionally commit; instead it is merely inappropriate behavior that occurs as a result of imperfect understandings of academic cultural conventions. Discuss the ab

  "In conclusion, deficiency of knowledge about the definition of plagiarism and western notion about this subject, lack of caution, not giving any credit where credit is due and gathering information without thinking and digesting are four main reasons for the unintentional plagiarism. Unintentional plagiarism can be minimized by paying more attention to system of reference and proper acknowledgement of the source."

• Critically evaluate whether incidents of mercy killing should b prosecuted as murder or manslaughter in English criminal law?

  "In conclusion, it would seem that on case law and authority, there is no means by which euthanasia can be downgraded from murder to manslaughter in England. If one is to take into consideration moral arguments, jurisdictions under which euthanasia is allowed do not lessen the conviction from murder to manslaughter; rather they give a total acquittal. So, in English law, the only way to lessen a conviction is by way of diminished responsibility as in the most recent 'Wragg' case. On the question whether mercy killings should be charged by manslaughter, one must appreciate that manslaughter is designed to take the brunt of cases which do not fit the stringent criteria of murder. Manslaughter in itself is a very grave conviction, and to charge a 'mercy killer' with this offence would make no sense at all, as it is at odds with all precedent and case law. If one was to accept a mercy killing as being other than murder or manslaughter by way of diminished responsibility, there is no authority for propounding the view of a 'half way house.' It either should be murder, or completely legalised, hence offering a complete acquittal to defendants who should otherwise, under existing law face life imprisonment like Cocker."

• The aim of this assignment is to evaluate the factors which have contributed to the success of Paris as a tourist destination - transport, cultural and social tourism, entertainment and special events. The commercialisation of Paris' rich cultural herita

  "Conclusion Paris' grands projets investments have been extremely successful in rejuvenating its image and economy. Although Paris does not face the prospect of immediate or sudden decline, it must compete with other locations in greater and more direct competition than ever before. Staying ahead requires a combination of long term vision and investment in physical improvements - transport, environment, buildings and tourist attractions and many other things to improve the efficiency and quality of the services that Paris provides to the international market place. It will require public and private investment, but it will ensure that Paris remains a world city in thirty of fifty years time, when so much else in the world has changed."