Sentence examples for hadn't concluded from inspiring English sources

"The government hadn't concluded there was a North Korea link, so it took 10 years for us to be convinced," said Teruaki Masumoto, Rumiko's younger brother, who works as a tuna grader in Tokyo's main fish market.

"As long as Great Britain hadn't concluded the negotiations it will continue to be a member with all the rights and duties that entails and that was a very good piece of news for us," she said.

Democrats and other mandate proponents would have withdrawn their support sooner if they hadn't concluded the lawsuits are politically motivated.

With these messages from the community reinforced in me, when the 2012 election came, I hadn't concluded my own political views.

But what's interesting is what is admitted through this website if one actually reads it, like the fact that fracking has never been regulated under the Safe Drinking Water Act -- something which might have happened in 2004 if a study by Bush's EPA hadn't concluded that there was no evidence that fracking polluted water supplies, yet conducted no water tests that would have found such evidence.

'Tis wonder that thy life and wits at once Had not concluded all.

The Ohio Court of Appeals ruled that an appeal was premature because Oliver's case had not concluded.

They spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation had not concluded.

They spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation had not concluded.

As for UPN, it was the one network that had not concluded its business yesterday.

The investigation was supported by FBI experts from the U.S. but had not concluded by the end of the year.