Sentence examples for announcements concluded from inspiring English sources

The government panel, which was asked to rush out an interim report after the two announcements, concluded that big does not necessarily mean bad.

A recent meta-study that surveyed research from several countries, covering thousands of layoff announcements, concluded that, on average, markets had "a significantly negative" reaction to job cuts.

Federal regulators said the announcement concluded their investigation into whether Toyota had recalled enough vehicles.

The announcement concluded three days of talks, a resumption of a dialogue suspended in 2001.

The announcement concluded a tumultuous 24 hours that saw hopes rise Saturday night over the prospect of a deal that might have concluded the budget stalemate.

Even a news conference to announce the Hall of Fame finalists was not immune; reporters promptly flocked to Rod Thorn, the Nets president, as soon as the announcement concluded.

The announcement concluded a four-month search, conducted in public and private, with Mr. Romney inviting governors and members of Congress to campaign at his side to gauge his comfort with them.

Yesterday's announcement concluded a bitter ordeal that had shadowed Mr. Giuliani's second term, forcing him to confront allegations of infidelity from Ms. Hanover, who remained at Gracie Mansion while he moved out of the mayoral residence and stayed at a friend's apartment.

The announcement concludes an eventful period for the group.

The announcement concludes one of the bitterest legal fights to emerge from the end of the buyout boom.

Researchers studied a variety of sources – including the censuses of 1841 1911, records of births, marriages, probates and baptisms, apprentice contracts, ship passenger lists and newspaper announcements – and concluded that, down the generations, the "iron law" of inheritance had consistently trumped all efforts to improve social mobility in England and Wales.