Sentence examples for concluded making from inspiring English sources

Ms. Callan had been C.F.O. for only about six months, they concluded, making their burden of proof high.

'After that,' he concluded, making the sign of the cross, 'I will probably say Amen.' Before this leave-taking, at the Met in November 2006, he will appear in the world premiere of an opera written for him by Tan Dun, based on Bertolucci's film The Last Emperor.

From this he concluded – making use of Mostowski's result mentioned in footnote 47 – that the Boolean closure of FPO (i.e., its closure under the operations ¬, ∧, and ∨) is not axiomatizable.

She told MPs that she had taken legal advice on the issue and had concluded making a statement to the House of Commons was the best way to "remove barriers" to future prosecutions.

As one study's authors concluded, "making research one of the main pillars of the organizational culture of health service organizations" is a critical success factor to increasing evidence use in decision-making [ 27], p. 406.

She concludes that children make all the slips that adults do.

"No excuses," he concluded, "We've made it right, that's one apiece.

That, he concluded, makes the city's placard policy illegal.

The hierarchical nature of Japanese society, many experts concluded, made it uniquely unsuited to democratic institutions.

City officials, the audit concluded, made a habit of "illegally raising taxes" and "entering into questionable contracts and land purchases".

The computer analysis, his Wednesday report concluded, "makes a legitimate case that Stuxnet could indeed disrupt or destroy" Iranian centrifuge plants.