Sentence examples for and trying to conclude from inspiring English sources

A12 Final Pleas for Votes With the last hours before New Hampshire's primary ticking away and plenty of voters undecided, the candidates were making their final pleas, showing their best stripes and trying to conclude their campaigns on memorable grace notes.

Instead, most companies reserve a room somewhere, often a long distance from their headquarters, and try to conclude matters as quickly and quietly as possible.

At that point, he said, he hopes "the parties will at least know where each other's bottom lines are" and try to conclude a deal within two weeks.

World powers and Iran are trying to conclude an accord by the end of the month, setting 15 years of restrictions on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for significant relief from the international sanctions that have crippled the Iranian economy.

Both sides are trying to conclude negotiations over reforms and austerity measures that have been set as the condition of further aid, but the situation looks rather unpromising.

The two left the meeting talking about trying to conclude a nuclear agreement in one year.

The agency has been trying to conclude its investigation by the end of this summer.

My analytical faculties, after trying to conclude that what I'm looking at is one thing or another, give up, and my mind collapses into a momentary engulfing state that is either "spiritual" or nameless.

Diplomats from 114 countries spent two weeks in Geneva trying to conclude a treaty that would have banned older, less sophisticated cluster munitions — bombs and rockets that scatter a large number of smaller bomblets over a wide area.

Mr. Malik said investigators were still trying to conclude whether the attacker was killed by gunfire from the security guards, explosives detonating inside the truck cabin or whether he got out of the truck and then detonated an improvised device.

We are trying to conclude the discussions as quickly as possible".