Sentence examples for concluding more than from inspiring English sources
On Saturday, a day after concluding more than six weeks at Promises, Ms. Lohan, whose film credits include "Mean Girls" and "Herbie Fully Loaded," was reportedly seen partying with several friends at the Pure Nightclub in Las Vegas.
And in Colombia the last Marxist insurgency in the hemisphere is winding down, as FARC guerrillas and the government come close to concluding more than three years of peace talks, which will end fifty years of civil war.
In the year 2016, the power trading volume in GCC region has already registered 1.32 TWh with participation of five of the six member states in trading activity and concluding more than 15 contracts.
The exchange over the issue was so heated that the meeting concluded more than an hour late, American officials said.
Working mostly behind the scenes, Mr. Counter, who was known as Nick, concluded more than 300 labor agreements.
He concludes: "More than ever before, identity comes from the body, and, more than ever before, we have the anxious feeling that this body can double-cross us".
China has concluded more than a dozen trade agreements in recent years and is working to close more than a dozen more.
It concluded "more than one half of the improvement in working days lost" in the ABCC era was undone in the first year of FWBC replacing it.
Harvard College had its last major fund drive in 1919, when 15 million was collected, & the University's principal directorate, the seven-man Harvard Corporation, concluded more than three years ag it was time for another.
They are among the most aggressive rules in the nation and were recommended by a task force appointed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who concluded more than half of the 21 horse fatalities that occurred at Aqueduct last winter could have been prevented.
The unanimous decision by the State Court of Appeals concludes more than a year of legal and political struggle that had begun with both major parties' attempts to influence a legislative election northwest of the city and that had put Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in an awkward position in his race for the United States Senate.
