Sentence examples for at concluding from inspiring English sources

Other participants looked at "concluding partnerships" – ensuring that the changes achieved are sustained after the partnership ends.

While the two sides said their talks would be aimed at concluding a treaty that deals with all "core issues," they couldn't agree on naming them and how they might be addressed.

"We have a popular mandate to bring about a better result," he said of the talks aimed at concluding a reform-for-cash programme to keep the crisis-hit country afloat.

Mr. Byerly's comments came on the eve of two days of formal talks with European officials aimed at concluding an "open skies" treaty to open up the trans-Atlantic aviation market.

Mohammad Javad Zarif released the video at a crucial moment in long-running negotiations in Vienna aimed at concluding a comprehensive and enduring agreement on the future of Iran's nuclear programme.

In early 1948, for example, King balked at concluding a free trade agreement with the Americans, but Britain's growing economic, political, and military weakness and the rise of the United States to superpower status led King to forge closer ties with the United States.

Riaz et at concluded that around half of a patient group with flexor tendon injuries had persistent problems after 10.6 years [ 7, 13, 31].

Unsworth's talk begins at 5pm (concluding at 6pm) in the LSE's Hong Kong Theatre, in Clement House, on 11 October.

Byrne's talk begins at 5pm (concluding at 6pm) in the LSE's Hong Kong Theatre, in Clement House, on 27 September.

He made unrevealing remarks to the press and at his concluding -- and almost newsless -- news conferece.

However, he also found that Ms Young was also at fault, concluding: "She sees conspiracy everywhere".