Sentence examples for concluding them from inspiring English sources

Without a breakthrough in Cancun, the chances of finishing the talks on time by January 2005, or even of concluding them at all, are slim.

For instance, Target, which seems to be the first big retailer to have started running Christmas commercials, is concluding them with this promise on-screen: "Dream big.

He said: "I believe that this is the endgame for the trade talks and that there is a real chance of concluding them.

1) Man up: declaring a war on warrior culture When Richie Incognito sent threatening text messages to his Miami Dolphins team-mate Jonathan Martin, he did not hold back – concluding them with the pithy: "Fuck you, you're still a rookie.

The Anglo-German agreement of 1890 was followed by commercial treaties with Austria, Romania, and other states; by concluding them he earned the express commendation of the emperor William II and the title of count, but he was from this time relentlessly attacked by the Agrarians, and he had to depend greatly on the support of the Liberals and other parties that had been formerly in opposition.

The formation of functional thin film and the corresponding device performance need further evaluations before concluding them as feasible approaches for energy applications.

On February 23, the Germans responded with an ultimatum allowing the Russians two days to open talks and three more to conclude them.

When the world's trade ministers launched the global trade talks in November 2001, they promised to conclude them three years later.

"Europe will have to give the banks the possibility [to open] and that means respect to democracy, and to immediately begin the negotiations and conclude them in no time".

"It is very important that the QCA should be allowed to conclude them in a timely and orderly fashion in order to safeguard the interests of pupils, schools and taxpayers".

It is, in a way, understandable that only a few such agreements have been concluded; during a boom the producer countries are not inclined to conclude them, and during a depression there is little incentive for consumer countries to enter into them.