Sentence examples for could conclude a from inspiring English sources

"He said right there: 'I'll buy it".' According to Mr. Burnett, he told ABC that they had first crack at the show, if they could conclude a deal.

Later this year, China's biggest automaker, Geely, expects to close a deal to buy the Volvo brand from Ford, and G.M. could conclude a sale of its Hummer brand to a Chinese industrial equipment maker.

"As pretty much the whole world and his wife will know by now, I had been waiting for a deal to be struck between the regions and the Welsh Rugby Union over a new participation agreement so the Ospreys could conclude a fresh contract with me," he said.

When analyzing the targets from an industry perspective (e.g. based on SIC comparison), one could conclude a high similarity of these acquisitions.

"I can't understand how a physician could conclude that a person shouldn't get any vaccines" for the rest of childhood.

The sensor could conclude that a "very light person" is a child seat and turn off the air bag for that seat, the automaker said in a report filed with the agency.

From these results and in combination with XPS analysis, we could conclude that a lower proton concentration leads to a larger HER.

Generally, we could conclude that a typical man with HF was younger with ACS whereas a typical woman was older than 70 years of age with a non-ischemic etiology of HF.

"Traditionally you could spend years before you could conclude on a result.

As the occupation entered its second week with no end in sight, both sides were pondering what would happen when the media go home and whether the standoff could conclude in a non-violent manner that positively affects ranchers.

According to this standard, then, Bud Selig, the baseball commissioner and the person charged with enforcing this provision, could conclude that a team that pays off its debt or increases executive pay is taking steps to improve itself.