Sentence examples for concluded to pay from inspiring English sources

In a long blog post in March, for instance, Treasury Department official Michael Mundaca concluded: "To pay for giving this large tax cut once again to a small group of U.S. companies without increasing the deficit, we would have to raise taxes on other U.S. businesses".

The basis for Xenophanes' unhappiness with the poets' accounts is not explained, but we may infer from the concluding call to pay due honor to the gods in Xenophanes' B1 that an attribution of scandalous conduct would be incompatible with the goodness or perfection any divine being must be assumed to possess (cf. Aristotle Meta. 1072b; Plato, Rep. 379b).

More attention must be paid, they concluded, to defending against threats from inside the workforce.

Pay no attention, Prokhorov concluded, to the carping of the "pseudo-patriots".

Raising a hand to reveal a bandage on her index finger, she concludes, "Someone has to pay".

"They know the price they have to pay," concluded Power coach Ken Hinkley.

"It really is a triumph," Mr. Dunham concluded, as he reached to pay for his ticket.

But despite "some brighter spots", the report concluded a "long journey to pay parity" remained.

The new round of rumour prompted analysts at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch to crunch the numbers, and they concluded Suez could afford to pay 385p a share for International Power.

In a recent report, The World Bank concluded: "Forcing migrant workers to pay as much as $50 to send $200 is wrong, especially when they are sending salaries they have earned in the hope of supporting their families back home".

Others might conclude that anybody willing to pay what so many investors did for obviously useless dotcoms has only himself to blame.