Sentence examples for conclude operations from inspiring English sources
The foundation, which has operated in Australia, Bermuda, Cuba, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, South Africa, the United States and Viet Nam, completed its grantmaking in 2016 and will all conclude operations in the next few years.
However, British officials believe the window for action against Syria may be closing fast; President Obama is due to meet President Putin at the G20 summit in St Petersberg next Tuesday, and Washington wants to have concluded operations by then.
In October 2004, the agency concluded Operation Firewall, an 18-month investigation into members of the Shadowcrew Web site, where blocks of purloined card numbers, known as dumps, were bought and sold.
Anyone listening to the conversation could only conclude that Operation Iraqi Freedom was a triumph.
Many North Waziristan refugees are sleeping here in vacant schools or with relatives while they wait for Pakistan's army to conclude its operation against Taliban militants.
Asiri didn't indicate when the coalition might conclude the operation, saying the Saudis were waiting for U.N. negotiations between the Houthis and the government of Saudi-backed President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi.
Likewise, with Operation Renmark scheduled to start the following morning, A Company 5 RAR then at Dat Do protecting the artillery would also need to be released before nightfall, adding to the requirement to conclude the operation that afternoon.
This result leads to the conclusion that there is insufficient evidence to conclude the operation of SA-ZD.
An expert panel recently determined that the evidence offered by health studies is not sufficient to conclude that operation of indoor air cleaning devices alleviates asthma symptoms or improves pulmonary function [ 14, 18- 20].
When the United States concludes combat operations in Afghanistan in 2014, the thread breaks.
As American troops return from concluding combat operations in Iraq, some of them will soon be deployed to a friendlier front: the studio audience of "The Colbert Report".
