Sentence examples for done concludes from inspiring English sources

"It's easier said than done," concludes John Milne, head of Business Continuity Management at the FSA.

But voters know and are not put off, seeing candidates' rule-breaking as a signal of competence or strength, "an ability to get things done", concludes Mr Vaishnav.Some parties make it a virtue.

"Being involved with feminism on campus is the most important thing I do," concludes Levy.

She does conclude by saying to Ross "You're lovely.

The delegates did conclude that the conditions in Myanmar's jails had improved significantly since 1999.

Our inquiry did conclude that there had been an unacceptable violation of our journalistic standards.

If we do conclude the games are boring, whose fault is it?

It would be nice if he did conclude this, because it's true, but I don't expect him to.

It can — and often does — conclude that a proposed new drug simply doesn't have enough value to be approved.

The panel did conclude, however, that there are risks to getting the chickenpox vaccine that can arise years after vaccination.

Though Miss Sinclair's book does conclude with a standard deathbed scene, the overall atmosphere is one of gaiety.