Sentence examples for attempts to conclude from inspiring English sources
Ormonde's attempts to conclude a peace were blocked by a Catholic faction that advocated complete independence for Ireland.
Attempts to conclude an Anglo-Soviet political agreement were renewed without result, but a 20-year Anglo-Soviet alliance was signed on May 26 , 1942 and, though Churchill warned the Soviet foreign minister, Vyacheslav Mikhaylovich Molotov, not to expect an early second front in Europe, Molotov seemed gratified by what he was told about Anglo-U.S. plans.
McIlroy is scheduled to give evidence in the Dublin High Court over the next fortnight as he attempts to conclude his legal battle with his former management company but he looked totally focused on his golf on Friday.
The wall was a propaganda disaster, and marked the end of Khrushchev's attempts to conclude a peace treaty among the Four Powers and the two German states.
There have also been attempts to conclude that half-secret trusts rest on a different basis to fully secret trusts, although this has been disapproved by the House of Lords, primarily on practical grounds.
In the past, Hamas' position has been that that they would allow President Abbas, as leader of the PLO, to negotiate while they remained the pious opposition, undoubtedly back-biting his attempts to conclude an agreement and presenting the results as a sell-out.
Just when Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, need to make another attempt to conclude a peace agreement, renewed tensions prevail.
Red Jacket retreated at the approach of General John Sullivan's American troops in 1779, and he even attempted to conclude a separate peace with the Americans.
"The board of governors this morning authorized me to attempt to conclude finalizing arrangements that might have us go to the Olympics," Bettman said, referring to the 2002 Games in Salt Lake City.
Liverpool are also expected to return to Blackpool with an offer for Adam that could rise to £10m as they attempt to conclude a protracted and contentious transfer of the Scotland international.
