Sentence examples for conclude a more from inspiring English sources
Congressional leaders said the measure, which imposes $6 billion in new spending cuts, would avert a government shutdown while giving Republicans and Democrats until April 8 to conclude a more sweeping budget deal to finance the government through Sept. 30.
In comparison with the evacuation time and simulation result of two evacuation situations by theoretical calculation we can conclude a more accurate time necessary for safety evacuation to provide more reliable data for subway performance-based fire-protection design.
The objections of two moderate Democrats, including a decorated veteran of Iraq, could signal trouble for the White House should the president conclude a more robust response is required in Iraq.
To conclude, a more systematic wavelength scan needs to be performed to determine the optimum excitation wavelength for each specific probe and experimental conditions.
This demand ignored, he presently jilted her and concluded a more advantageous match.
"But the president may have decided it would be even more awkward to announce the rather flaccid reforms we've been led to expect after two of the government's own expert panels have concluded a more serious overhaul is needed".
They also claimed they did not need to seek patient consent for their medical records to be shared because the resulting app would be used for direct patient care — a claimed legal basis that has since been demolished by the ICO, which concluded a more than year-long investigation in July.
Direct measurement, they conclude, is a more accurate predictor of trouble.
Some analysts in Manila argue that he has merely improved a pitiful company by getting a few basics right, and conclude that a more professional manager is now needed to take San Miguel forward.
"With the benefit of hindsight, it is possible to conclude that a more inquisitive Department might have approached the council directly, given the seriousness of the allegations," he says.
MiSciNet: Is it reasonable to conclude that a more diverse scientific workforce might do better science?
