Sentence examples for concluded every from inspiring English sources

But, the report concluded, "Every firm needs to do more".

A new investment agreement is concluded every other week.

But we will not stop until we have concluded every last shred of evidence.

Who cares about the average?" He concluded, "Every record in the history of man has been based on the high".

From its porch, the story goes, Franklin Roosevelt concluded every gubernatorial and presidential campaign, not far from his home in Hyde Park, N.Y.

This song concluded every episode of the BBC TV reality show designed to cast Oliver, without any indication of what it was actually implying.

I see these articles periodically — "Where are the iconic images of these wars?" All I conclude every time is that the iconic images aren't being published.

(c) He or she introduced a more egalitarian system of jurisprudence to the nation by concluding every decision with the words "Or maybe not".  1.

Caraccioli, the 18th-century author of L'Europe Française, expressed a common view when he enthused about the "sparkling manners and lively vivacity" of the French, before concluding: "Every European is now a Frenchman".

For Locke they are inextricably connected: "For if the consent of the majority shall not in reason, be received, as the act of the whole, and conclude every individual; nothing but the consent of every individual can make anything be the act of the whole: But such a consent is next to impossible ever to be had".

By the Release rule for truth,[1] we conclude: every sentence is true!