Sentence examples for chiefs to conclude from inspiring English sources

But at a time when tracking's influence on a film's box-office fate has never been greater, chronic inaccuracies have led industry observers and some studio chiefs to conclude that tracking may no longer be a dependable box-office barometer.

The earlier version said it had taken nearly four months for the ASA to conclude its investigation.

These two factors led the CCC to conclude that tightening the carbon budget was not justified at this time.

The negotiators are under pressure from the US Congress to conclude the long-running talks early in the month.

On Wednesday, the Federal Council said in a statement that it had "instructed the Federal Department of Finance to conclude the corresponding work".

Inflation worriers could push the Fed to conclude its ongoing, "open-ended" asset purchases earlier than markets previously expected.

One person close to the approval discussions said yesterday that WorldCom expected its talks with the Justice Department to conclude by the beginning of next week, at the latest.

Defense Department officials countered by saying the F.D.A. had provided guidance that allowed the Pentagon to conclude that the vaccine was effective against inhaled anthrax.

They dismissed the voluminous evidence that had led Congress to conclude that the states were failing to respond adequately to gender-motivated violence.

That gap might be narrow, but it has still led some (including a senior elections analyst at RCP) to conclude "it's probably time to panic".

We will continue our work over the coming weeks and hand this on to the CMA to conclude the analysis, and decide on the next steps".