Sentence examples for concluded beforehand from inspiring English sources
Many said the events since the forced removal of Mohamed Morsi, the first freely elected president, suggested that Egypt's military commanders had concluded beforehand that they would gain nothing from negotiations with the Brotherhood, and would rather deal with it as an insurgent group that presented a security threat, not as a popular political movement.
Luke concludes: "Beforehand I joked with members of his staff and other press people that the reason over twenty reporters were camped outside of his office was to get his insight into the Clemson game".
Mr. Topalov must have evaluated this idea beforehand and concluded that the offer would leave Black in a satisfactory position.
The formal negotiating period, however, does not preclude the two sides, which have been talking about a new deal for a long time, from concluding an agreement beforehand.
"Though he didn't know about the break-in and bugging beforehand," Christie concludes, "he did know about and participate in the cover-up -- you can't get away with that".
However, the investigation concluded that neither athlete knew they were taking an illegal substance, but had not taken enough advice beforehand.
It can therefore be concluded that a large majority of the HCWs place more emphasis on their working conditions than on being informed beforehand.
As a recent Commonwealth Fund study concluded, cost sharing is "a blunt instrument". Of course it is: how should the average consumer be expected to know beforehand what care is frivolous and what care is useful?
But the 470-page justice department internal probe, which was partly redacted for public release, concluded that the "gun walking" operation was more incompetence than conspiracy, and dismissed Republican accusations that Holder knew of it beforehand.
