Sentence examples for conclude an attack from inspiring English sources

Unlike last December, when officials raised the threat level to orange because of concerns about international flights over the Christmas and New Year's holidays, intelligence officials said they had no information to conclude an attack was now imminent and no specific indication about when one might be carried out.

Whatever course is chosen, the experts conclude that an attack on Iran would be met with retaliation.

North Korea, as part of the "axis of evil," would likely conclude that an attack upon it was inevitable.

Rosenbaum takes no position on what Israel should do, but he obviously believes it will pre-empt if it concludes a nuclear attack is imminent.

A meeting of security officials from foreign embassies had concluded that an attack on foreigners in the capital was imminent, a Western ambassador said Saturday night.

Once Shelvey concluded a fine attacking move involving Pérez and Gayle by sweeping a shot past Luton's goalkeeper, things threatened to become embarrassingly one-sided.

The UK government is unconvinced that the Tunisian authorities can prevent a repeat, concluding "a further terrorist attack is highly likely".

"The British electorate are a sophisticated bunch who will see through his chameleon tendencies and conclude this attack is not an act of leadership but one of cowardice as he panders to the extreme wing of his own party and tries to claw back support from Ukip," he said.

Thomas quickly secured support from most of the themes (provinces) and troops in Asia Minor, defeated Michael's initial counter-attack and concluded an alliance with the Abbasid Caliphate.

Steele concluded that initiating an attack on the two mud huts with his soldiers was a comparable act, and that once the Rakkasans touched down anyone they encountered "could legally be engaged or destroyed".

In a signed affidavit released at a Capitol Hill news conference, the lawyer, Ward Boston, said Mr. Johnson and Mr. McNamara told those heading the Navy's inquiry to "conclude that the attack was a case of 'mistaken identity' despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary".