Sentence examples for are trying to conclude a from inspiring English sources

Both sides are trying to conclude a deal and have it ratified by workers in time for G.M. factories to reopen next Monday, the end of the auto maker's regularly scheduled two-week summer shutdown.

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.

The United States is trying to conclude a rapid-fire series of them at a moment when the office of the United States trade representative is short-staffed for budgetary reasons.

The EU has also been trying to conclude a free trade deal with the six GCC states since 1988, but has failed to do so.

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.

Teams are trying to conclude them by the end of February after months of dispute.

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

It's the function of the reviewers to figure out if the points that we are trying to conclude are properly supported by the data that we show.

TO HEAR Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, tell it, the nuclear deal with the world's powers that he is trying to conclude next month is just the start of a wider process of regional co-operation to soothe the turbulence of the Middle East.

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

McCarrick's defrocking had been widely expected among church experts, who had said the Vatican was trying to conclude the proceedings in advance of the four-day meeting on sexual abuse.