Sentence examples for have concluded further from inspiring English sources

With the next round of talks between the P5+1 and Iran coming up on May 23rd in Baghdad, we know that the parties have concluded further talks could be useful.

We seem unable to reach an agreement, and so with great sadness we have concluded that further negotiations would be an unaffordable waste of our funds and our time".

Joint administrator Lee Manning said: "We have continued to review the performance of individual stores since our appointment a month ago and have concluded that further closures are necessary in order to restructure the company for sale".

Oregon also regulates storm-water runoff, Justice Kennedy added, and the federal agency "could reasonably have concluded that further federal regulation in this area would be duplicative or counterproductive".

If our analyses had shown mostly small improvements compared to other treatments, one might have concluded that further studies of SF-36 as outcome of anthroposophic therapy are not worthwhile.

Consequently, recent systematic reviews have concluded that further evidence is needed in order to recommend or not the routine addition of prebiotics to infant formulas to prevent infections [ 9] and allergy [ 9, 10].

We have concluded that, further to Beachump and Childress' claim that these principles are universal and applicable to any culture and society, these principles have always existed in different moral traditions in different ways, of which Mawlana's teaching might be presented as a good example.

Many on the left have concluded that pursuing further economic growth is pointless.

But the Palestinians have concluded that they can get further by appealing to international bodies than by returning to talks with this Israeli government.

While Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Reid have remained publicly neutral in the nominating clash while emphasizing its potential benefits to the party, they now appear to have concluded that prolonging it much further could be detrimental.

Discussions between the Treasury and the Bank have concluded that high-street lenders need further inducement to pass on the benefits of subsidised lending to companies.