"concludes the programme" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to bring the programme to an end or to finish the programme. Example: "The final speaker concludes the programme with a powerful message about the importance of environmental conservation."
Concluding the programme is another Britten ballet, Christopher Wheeldon's Aeternum, whose setting of the 1940 Sinfonia da Requiem takes us full circle back to the war.
"The Greek authorities have indicated that they intend to successfully conclude the programme, taking into account the new government's plans," stated a phrase in the rejected communique, which had been crossed out.
Sure enough, Professor Nutt concluded the programme by saying he would move hash to the bottom of his harm index, ranking it as safer than all of heroin, crack, meth, cocaine, tobacco, amphetamine, GHB, Benzobiazepines, ketamine and methadone.
Tellingly, one of the recommendations for action is for the appropriate DOD representative to "attend and participate" in IPO executive committee meetings.The independent review concludes that the programme has an "extraordinarily low probability of success" and that the continuity of weather and climate data is therefore now at risk.
Indeed, the independent House of Commons DWP select committee took a close look and concluded the Work Programme was actually a third smaller than the plans Labour had in place to get our country back to work.
So Comedy Central broadcast the next programme, which concludes the plot of the anniversary edition, with several crucial speeches bleeped out.
The researchers concluded that the programme works.
A Daily Mail reader would know what to conclude from the programme.
In July, another NGO, Rights Watch UK, concluded that the programme stifles free speech.
We conclude that the programme has got off to a slow start and that some centres are struggling.
