Sentence examples for conclude a very from inspiring English sources

In 1167, Manuel sent 15,000 men under the command of Andronikos Kontostephanos against the Hungarians, scoring a decisive victory at the Battle of Sirmium and enabling the Empire to conclude a very advantageous peace with the Hungarian Kingdom by which Syrmia, Bosnia, and Dalmatia were ceded.

Haro passed up the chance of concluding a very favourable peace in 1656.

"Chrysler concluded a very successful 2012 with a robust fourth-quarter performance," said Jesse Toprak, an analyst with the auto research site TrueCar.com.

In the spring AMC concluded a very public negotiation with Matthew Weiner, the creator and show runner of its hit drama "Mad Men," after Mr. Weiner resisted proposed cuts to the cast budget and the length of the episodes.

Vivendi said today that it "is in active negotiations with its main credit banks to address the short-term liquidity concerns and expects to conclude an agreement very shortly".

You do not have to accept the Lancet's figure of 600,000 Iraqi deaths to conclude that a very, very large number of people have been killed because of George Bush's decision to go to war in Iraq.

The sensor could conclude that a "very light person" is a child seat and turn off the air bag for that seat, the automaker said in a report filed with the agency.

We conclude that a very coarse assumption of K is sufficient to initialize Algorithm 1. Fig. 6 Support estimation (variable sequence length).

For Hajdu to end his outstanding article with the sentiment that Will Elder wasted most of his career on "garbage" is an unfortunate and unfair way to conclude a tribute to a life very well lived.

This development, Mr Obama concluded, had "a very good upside" for the United States.

Scheindlin concluded that a "very large number of constitutional violations took place" as a result of Operation Clean Halls.