Sentence examples for bring the conclusion from inspiring English sources

This weekend will bring the conclusion of the Beethoven Festival, which HuffPost blogger and The Dinner Party creator Elysabeth Alfano described as "wonderfully infectious" in a post previewing the fest.

However, it is Parfit who has brought the conclusion to recent philosophical attention both by stressing the importance of the conclusion and by showing how difficult it is to avoid it (Parfit 1984).

An exhaustive survey of six Brits sitting on it brought the conclusion that, although Tim Henman never got beyond a Wimbledon semifinal and Andy Murray won the title last year after a 77-year British drought, Henman started the excitement here and it remains Henman Hill.

7 brings the conclusions of this work.

Mr. Köhler said that he had no knowledge of the American investigation but that prosecutors in Karlsruhe intended to bring the case to conclusion in Germany.

His first step was to bring about the conclusion of a commercial treaty with England.

Republican lawmakers also counseled Mr. Wilson to apologize on the floor Thursday to bring the episode to a conclusion.

A federal mediator had been participating in talks between the two sides for three weeks but had been unable to bring the talks to a conclusion.

The Prime Minister needs to bring the renegotiation to a conclusion as quickly as possible and get on with making that broader case.

Mr Hunt was yesterday urged by some organistions representing NHS leaders to bring the dispute "to a conclusion" by unilaterally imposing the deal.

In this situation, he does — by a small margin — but fails to demonstrate the kind of political strength that could quickly bring the contest to a conclusion.