Sentence examples for determined to conclude from inspiring English sources

"Autodesk is pleased that the F.T.C. has determined to conclude its investigation without taking any action," said Marcia Sterling, general counsel for Autodesk.

Week by week, sympathy for the king was growing, and in August Charles determined to conclude a peace treaty with the Scots.

There were encouraging words on enlargement for the 10 candidate countries, with the leaders saying they are "determined" to conclude negotiations with all of them this year, so they can become full members by 2004.

Ms. Pozen, who is expected to leave the department at the end of the month, was said to be determined to conclude the matter with either a settlement or a lawsuit by the time she left.

In addition, the standard deviation for each data series was also determined to conclude how well each method describes the fatigue strength of each welded detail.

The U.S. administration is determined to conclude a nuclear deal with Iran by July, out of its concern that it might miss the opportunity to forge accords with the moderate forces led by President Hassan Rohani.

From the length of the queues of pensioners I see forming at 9.30 every morning, all of whom are determined to spend, I conclude that free bus passes are a value-for-money way of unleashing the grey pound, and so boosting the economy.

Of the many different HBV markers used in clinical settings, HBsAg and HBeAg are effective serum markers for diagnosis of HBV infection and predicting flare-ups during therapy and determining when to conclude treatment [ 19].

The largest study included 16,854 patients, and it was concluded that patients determined to have a normal MPS on the basis of stress imaging alone had a similar mortality rate as those who had a normal MPS on the basis of evaluation of both stress and rest images [7].

After the inspection was concluded, it was determined to expend Baden as a gunnery target.

INFLATION is suddenly turning into a worry for the Federal Reserve, which knows that its credibility as a central bank would be damaged if investors concluded it was not determined to combat the recent rise in prices.