Sentence examples for governments conclude from inspiring English sources

That comes as governments conclude that they can no longer afford to subsidise universities as generously as they used to.

With negotiations becoming fractious and markets unnerved by further ratings downgrades on Greek and Spanish debt, there had been fears that a deal might not be reached by a deadline of March 25th, when Europe's heads of governments conclude their next meeting in Brussels.

It remains to be seen whether governments conclude from this that it is safe to let CO2 concentrations climb even further, or whether (as some will doubtless argue) a 2°C rise was too much anyway and it is now possible to aim for less.Correction: We have changed the labelling on the chart to clarify that the measurements refer to CO2 equivalents.

As local governments conclude their spring budget deliberations, they must ask, "How much can we afford to cut the libraries?" For the University of Washington study, go to... http://cis.washington.edu/usimpact/projects/us-public-library-study/.

It is saddening to note that even as world governments conclude the MDG agenda and embarks on a new development framework, girls in both rural and urban schools still have to contend with missing school for a number of days every month because their school sanitation facilities do not address their menstrual needs.

Unfortunately, this encouraged complacency; governments concluded that further economic reforms could wait.

In 2009, the Congolese and Rwandan governments concluded a secretive peace deal that prompted the integration of the CNDP into the Congolese army.

Unocal was unable to build its pipeline because foreign banks and governments concluded they could not do business with the Taliban.

The binding cuts required by the Kyoto agreement were negotiated starting in 1995 after the world's governments concluded that the voluntary measures were not working.

In response, the British and Irish governments concluded the Anglo-Irish Agreement (1985), which (to the dismay of unionists) marked the first time that the government of Ireland was given an official consultative role in the affairs of Northern Ireland.

By the spring of 2005, both the US and Iraqi governments concluded that the biggest problem facing Iraq was AQI's car bombings in Baghdad.