Sentence examples for concluding successful from inspiring English sources

The huge delays in concluding successful rape convictions were also highlighted by the report.

The high level of competition was exciting and Laguna teams competed well after concluding successful regular-season campaigns.

Calling diplomacy "the art of creating and managing relationships among nations," it provides use negotiation techniques and negotiation tools for business executives to use to effectively build relationships and conclude successful agreements.

Still more reality shows are in earlier stages of development and will certainly be produced -- especially if two Hollywood unions, representing the writers and actors who produce sitcoms and dramas, do not conclude successful contract negotiations with studios and go on strike.

"We continue to work closely with industry, Decc and Ofgem and have already concluded successful tenders for an extra 3,600MW of [reserve power] for the winter of 2016-17 as well as continuing to focus on growing [demand reduction] activities," a spokesman said.

The goal is still the same -- to conclude successful peace talks by applying pressure on Israel.

However, dead phagocytosed bacteria may present in the circulating mononuclear cells in certain patients who have concluded successful treatment.

By hiring an agent as her adviser or stand-in, the CEO could vastly improve her chances of concluding a successful joint venture.

"The problem with the British consolidation was too much tax increase," said Kevin A. Hassett, an economist at the American Enterprise Institute who co-authored a study concluding that successful fiscal tightening plans tend to be those that rely on spending cuts for at least 80 percent of deficit reduction.

Milford ordered a halt to further offensive action and instructed his outlying forces to hold their position, thus concluding a successful operation.

And a paper published by Policy Exchange, a right-of-centre British think-tank, concluded that successful debt consolidations had put 80% of the emphasis on spending cuts (see table).Some of the more successful deficit-cutting programmes were accompanied by falls in inflation and interest rates.