Sentence examples for conclude the public from inspiring English sources

The festival originated shortly before the gaonic period (c. 600 1050 ce) in Babylon, where it was customary to conclude the public readings annually.

The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education will conclude the public hearings on July 7, before deciding whether to replace MCAS with PARCC next fall.

He concluded, "The public interest weighs in favor of providing access to the courts".

"Then, by Zeus," Plato concludes, "the public learns what a monster they have begotten".

I used to wonder if, traumatized by what he saw as the Reagan White House's too great attention to the Rose Garden backdrops and the commemorative events, Mr. Bush concluded the public part of the presidency was not worthy of a sincere and honest man.

After claiming that the carbon in the tar sands "exceeds that in all oil burned in human history," Hansen's statement concluded: "The public must demand that the government begin serving the public's interest, not the fossil fuel industry's interest".

"No pay system can be fair if it fails to reflect individual performance," he concludes; the public sector needs to spell out its view of success and failure and distribute rewards accordingly.The problem lies in creating a solution less flawed and distrusted than private-sector bonuses, which are often divorced from tangible proof of rising performance.

The public inquiry into that scandal concluded the public had been betrayed by a system that was geared up to protecting itself rather than patients.

In his review of policing, Tom Winsor concluded: "The public may be surprised to learn that once an officer has passed his probation, he may never be subject to any test of his physical fitness".

He concludes, "The public is unfairly paying for the impacts of coal use.

Opposition in the Senate is so strong that some negotiators have concluded the public option is dead there.