Sentence examples for are to conclude a from inspiring English sources

By the end of 2016, police are to conclude a separate criminal investigation into wrongdoing by authorities in the disaster.

Justice Blake said: "Hypothetically, if a court were to conclude a sham diplomatic appointment was not an appointment, then that would be a finding in law".

But the gains faded as investors shifted their attention to the Fed, which was to conclude a two-day meeting on Thursday.

His major concern was to conclude a treaty with France, which had exercised control over Syria for more than 20 years.

His first significant official act was to conclude a peace treaty with Burgundy in 1419.

"If we were to conclude a new climate agreement in Paris along the lines of what I just outlined, would we have accomplished much?

The obvious way to accomplish this would be to conclude an EU-wide agreement on greater national control over immigration and other symbolic issues related to national sovereignty.

Much has yet to be achieved if Doha is to conclude with a new trade-liberalising deal.

All that's left to do is to conclude with a summary of your main arguments that allows you transition easily into the main body of your proposal.

An internal investigation is to conclude imminently and a separate independent review into the culture at British Cycling is ongoing.

And that something, I was to conclude years later, was a part of me -- and the secrecy of my own sexual life.